Ruby Isn't Dead
Some might say 2014 has been a year of programming related death. TDD is dead. Agile is dead. The Framework is dead. If this keeps up, all of programming should be dead by about December 31st. Earlier this year I was lucky enough to attend a small conference in Southern france known as Ruby Lugdunum. In the late afternoon of the final day we retreated to a cafe and there was a panel discussion on
App Server Arena: Part 2, A Comparison of Popular Ruby Application Servers
The Arena The arena in which all these application servers will do battle is a basic test application I built that is available on GitHub. It’s a Sinatra app with some purely academic examples, not designed to do real, meaningful work, but instead to attempt a fair (or “fair enough”) set of tasks for each application server to process and repeat multiple times. /server This action spits out inform
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