Blog Padrino 0.11.2 Released - Bug fix release, Round 2 - Padrino Ruby Web Framework
FIX #1232 Padrino::Server – call expand_path on PID file option (@sshaw) FIX #1234 Create table migration should be also timestamped if configured (@udzura) FIX #1228 Allow for block arg to StandardFormBuilder.label (@sshaw) FIX #1235 error of routing when using provides :any and Accept contains / (@tyabe) FIX #1196 Remove Ohm monkey patch and include Padrino::Ohm::Validator (@lastcanal) FIX #1236
Guides Asynchronous Concurrency with Padrino - Padrino Ruby Web Framework
Introduction Lately, the Ruby community has become fascinated by asynchronous and concurrent web servers, the newest of which is called Goliath. This can be advantageous for your application especially if you have a lot of traffic and slow IO or Database calls (like HTTP calls to external APIs) since this substantially increases the number of clients your application can serve per process. This gu
Guides Padrino Cache - Padrino Ruby Web Framework
Overview This component enables caching of an application’s response contents on both page- and fragment-levels. Output cached in this manner is persisted, until it expires or is actively expired, in a configurable store of your choosing. Several common caching stores are supported out of the box. Caching Quickstart Padrino-cache can reduce the processing load on your site very effectively with m
Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework
Padrino provides generator support for quickly creating new Padrino applications. This provides many benefits such as constructing the recommended Padrino application structure, auto-generating a Gemfile listing all starting dependencies and guidelines provided within the generated files to help orient a new user to using Padrino. One important feature of the generators is that they were built fro
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Blog Padrino 0.11.1 Released - Bug fix release - Padrino Ruby Web Framework
