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DimPrawn replied

15 August 2005, 14:20
Ruby on Rails = Threaded on a horse.

Bloatware on a legacy platform with few supporters that's going nowhere fast.

.NET mate.
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SupremeSpod replied

14 August 2005, 21:02
Originally posted by threaded

Yes, Ruby on Rails, a good host for this is me.

Threaded, Ruby is bloated, just like you!
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resno replied

14 August 2005, 18:54
RE: ASP.NET Webhosting

http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/show/HomePage

The bottom line is that Rails is quickly sweeping through web development communities and converting many former zealots of other programming languages. Rails is too new to have many large-scale commercial applications that you can go out and drop into your website right away. However the first generation of viable Rails replacements for common programs (forums, blogs, CMS systems, etc.) should be ready within the next three months.

Thanks for the tip. Looks like it's got great potential. I'm just downloading the video now showing how the apps are developed.

Unfortunately, I am in a bit of a hurry and need this app up and running soon. I was thinking of using PHP but I think it would be quicker to develop in ASP.NET.
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threaded replied

14 August 2005, 18:26
Yes, Ruby on Rails, a good host for this is me.
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resno started a topic ASP.NET Webhosting

14 August 2005, 17:51
ASP.NET Webhosting

Hi,

Can anyone recommend any good ASP.NET Webhosting?

Cheers.

Last edited by scotspine; 14 August 2005, 20:50.
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