My latest project, UploadJuicer is running on Rails 3, and I'm loving it. Back in the Rails 3 beta 1 days, there were still a lot of rough edges, but beta 4 has been great so far. Until I wanted to upgrade UploadJuicer to Rails 3 RC (1). After the upgrade, I got this:
ActionController:: RoutingError (uninitialized constant ApplicationController:: AuthenticationHelpers)
AuthenticationHelpers happens to be the first module I include from ApplicationController…
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However, smart spawning was limited to Rails applications only, not for Rack applications. Starting from Rails 3, all Rails 3 applications are also Rack applications, and Phusion Passenger 2 only supports smart spawning of Rails 3 applications if you remove config.ru (thereby forcing Phusion Passenger to detect it as a Rails app, not a Rack app).
Phusion Passenger 3 now supports smart spawning for all Rack applications. This works transparently and without further configuration. …
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Here's my portfolio as an example of what they can do for you.
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Track your running miles ... JRuby, Ruby-on-Rails, GlassFish, NetBeans, MySQL, YUI
A simple web application that allows to track your running miles and generate charts to monitor progress.
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The Ruby on Rails Tutorial book uses the latest version of Rails, which is the current release candidate of Rails 3.0.0.rc. Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, you can't deploy applications to Heroku using the Rails release candidate because of a conflict with the latest version of Bundler. See this blog post for a possible workaround.
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…Ruby on Rails Tutorial book uses the latest version of Rails, which is the current release candidate of 3.0.0.rc. Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, you can't deploy applications to Heroku using the Rails release candidate because of a conflict with the latest version of Bundler. Instead of a successful deploy, you get an error like this: $ git push heroku Counting objects: 4, done. Delta compression using up to 2 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (3/3), done. …
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