Hey,
does anyone know any free ror webspace? I don’t wanna have my computer
running 24/7 for some small websites.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Heinz S.
[email protected] wrote:
does anyone know any free ror webspace? I don’t wanna have my computer
running 24/7 for some small websites.
–
Greg D.
http://destiney.com/
Do yourself a huge favor and just pay for hosting. You’ll be FAR
happier in the end. I still recommend maybe picking up a cheap slice
from Slicehost and having some fun setting up stuff.
On Dec 11, 2:47 pm, Heinz S. [email protected]
Greg D. wrote:
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Heinz S.
[email protected] wrote:does anyone know any free ror webspace? I don’t wanna have my computer
running 24/7 for some small websites.LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You
–
Greg D.
http://destiney.com/
I of course tried google first but nothing found…
Maybe that’s the only option if there’s no free ror webspace.
The issue with Ruby on Rails is that it is not simple a language, it
really is a domain-specific language with its own requirements. Rails
is a framework and so it does not follow the same sorts of setups as
simply running PHP would.
I still recommend looking for a cheap VPS and rolling your own from
there. I think you would be happier in the end.
On Dec 11, 3:59 pm, Heinz S. [email protected]
It actually does allow the same setup now thanks to Passenger.
Dreamhost is proof of that.
–Jeremy
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 4:01 PM, Bobnation [email protected]
wrote:
wrote:
I of course tried google first but nothing found…
Maybe that’s the only option if there’s no free ror webspace.
Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.
–
http://jeremymcanally.com/
http://entp.com/
My books:
http://humblelittlerubybook.com/ (FREE!)
Heinz,
Pay for a cheap Passenger host and you’ll be happier in the end.
Guaranteed!
Cheers, Sazima
On Dec 11, 9:54 pm, “Jeremy McAnally” [email protected]
Greg D. wrote:
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Heinz S.
[email protected] wrote:does anyone know any free ror webspace? I don’t wanna have my computer
running 24/7 for some small websites.LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You
–
Greg D.
http://destiney.com/
Forums are here for people to ask questions.
Now you look like a douche every time someone searches for free RoR
hosting.
Sam
Thanks, will try that!
Hi Tony and others.
Please keep patience. The RoR community is more then that.
Time to time hosting services are questioned on many RoR groups. Here
in Brazil or elsewhere this is a recurrent subject.
It is not exactly free, but may help e few Google searches.
In my blog (http://marcricblog.blogspot.com/), there is a link (in the
very beginning) to a hosting ranking company.
There is a specific RoR session.
I suggest a close look.
–
MarcRic
http://www.traineronrails.com/
http://groups.google.com.br/group/riorubyrails
Forums are here for people to ask questions.
Now you look like a douche every time someone searches for free RoR
hosting.
Actually, I would have said that the forums were for people to get
answers, not much point asking a question if no-one is going to
provide a useful answer.
I have found most of my questions answered by searching the forum and
looking at responses to previous questions - so that mostly I have not
had to ask the question myself. In fact I learned to use ruby on
rails that way .
This forum used to excel in a) the quality of responses, depth and
helpfulness AND b) politeness and patience.
Sadly these things seem to be getting eroded. It would be nice if we
could keep to being polite and user friendly and provide responses
that have useful content. Remember, if you give a helpful answer, you
haven’t solved just a single user’s query, you have provided
documentation for many others when the search the forum in the
future. If you can’t resist saying “read the docs” or “it has been
answered in another post”, then at least have the decency to point to
the post or reference with a proper link - otherwise wouldn’t it just
be better to say nothing.
I have been feeling these things for several weeks now, and my
disappointment in the rails community has been growing. This post
just tipped the balance so I felt I had to make a comment.
with very best intentions
Tonypm
tonypm wrote:
Actually, I would have said that the forums were for people to get
answers, not much point asking a question if no-one is going to
provide a useful answer.I have found most of my questions answered by searching the forum and
looking at responses to previous questions - so that mostly I have not
had to ask the question myself. In fact I learned to use ruby on
rails that way .This forum used to excel in a) the quality of responses, depth and
helpfulness AND b) politeness and patience.Sadly these things seem to be getting eroded. It would be nice if we
could keep to being polite and user friendly and provide responses
that have useful content. Remember, if you give a helpful answer, you
haven’t solved just a single user’s query, you have provided
documentation for many others when the search the forum in the
future. If you can’t resist saying “read the docs” or “it has been
answered in another post”, then at least have the decency to point to
the post or reference with a proper link - otherwise wouldn’t it just
be better to say nothing.I have been feeling these things for several weeks now, and my
disappointment in the rails community has been growing. This post
just tipped the balance so I felt I had to make a comment.with very best intentions
Tonypm
Thanks Tony! I just ignored that post since it’s the opposite of
helpful.
Will check out your blog, Marc. Thanks!