It turns out that I have more to say on the topic of what Rails can learn from other frameworks. This time I have a solution for implementing a cool feature from Django in Rails. With Django a single web site is composed of a “project”, which contains the configuration and settings, and many “applications”. […]

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Someone recently ran a benchmark comparing Rails to Django and Symfony and the posted the results on the Rails wiki. The gist of the benchmark is that the author created some dynamic content in all three frameworks and then used siege to hammer the server with 50 and then 150 concurrent users. At 50 users […]

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