Rails 2.x + Merb 1.x = Rails 3.0!
I’m incredibly happy to lend my support for the announcements (1,2,3) that the Rails and Merb core teams have chosen to combine their efforts on Rails 3.0!
Merb was created as a workaround for a very early and specific performance issue in Rails: uploading photos efficiently. Since then, it’s become a full framework that had many [...]
Response at a distance
Let me start by saying that this will be my last post on this subject.
For some reason, Pratik Naik, the poster of the original Twitter message chose to respond to my post on my blog via the Phusion blog. Ninh Bui of Phusion has asked the discussion to be taken elsewhere, so here we are.
Count me [...]
