There comes a time in every Rails developers life that they need to work with MySQL. Often this means that your development comes to a screeching halt as you wade through the various options for getting MySQL installed on your Mac. This guide won’t help you install it anywhere else… because I am a zealot [...]
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Running Ruby on Rails with Mongrel Clustering and Apache Proxy
Being a Rails coder is easy, deploying a Rails application can be hard. Through a great deal of effort, we’ll call it blood, sweat and tears, I have put together the following guidance on how to get your Ruby on Rails application up and running behind a Mongrel cluster using Apache Proxy. Here’s the deal, [...]
