Jeremy Kemper talked about jetty_rails in his keynote at RailsConf 2008. Wow!
In the same keynote, Jeremy also made the official release of Rails 2.1. Unfortunately, I couldn’t go to RailsConf this year, but I hope to be in the next!
I’m extremely excited about this. Thanks to Nick Sieger (who talked to Jeremy about jetty_rails) and [...]
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I’ve just released a new version of the jetty-rails gem. Now, you can also run Merb applications inside JRuby and Jetty!
jruby -S gem install jetty-rails
cd mymerbapp
jruby -S jetty_merb
Unfortunately, it’s blocking my console (ctrl + c doesn’t terminate it). Has anyone suggestions on this?
I’ve also updated the basic documentation, as you can see here.
The Merb support [...]
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This is the first time I’m writing about it, but jetty-rails is already 0.3!
Most people doing JRuby on Rails development are using JMongrels1 for development and some real Java Application Server in production.
The common flow is:
$ jruby script/server
=> Booting Mongrel (use ’script/server webrick’ to force WEBrick)
=> Rails application starting on http://0.0.0.0:3000
=> Call with -d to [...]
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It was a great time last weekend, spending part of my holiday at RejectConf SP’07 in Brazil, “our first relevant conference”, as said by Fabio Akita.
The lectures were really great and the coffee-break (thanks Caelum) really came on the right time. During his RSpec talk, Danilo Sato created a web application to rate the presentations. [...]
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Posted in brazil, conference, rails, ruby on October 17, 2007 | No Comments »
Unfortunately, we still have few events related to Ruby on Rails here in Brazil. Fabio Akita started the movement to change it.
We are organizing an event here in São Paulo - Brazil (link pt-BR), similar to RejectConfs. It will happen on November 17, 2007.
If you are close to São Paulo this day, do not miss [...]
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