could be a killer here! Samizdat might also be important
although its hard to know until there are some example
sites using it.
I think you might find ruby + borges + madeleine = memory hog. I don’t
believe it would scale well at all. That being said, its great to play with
in toy applications, and another 2 gig of RAM shouldn’t cost that much…
I’ve got a toy version of amrita + borges going - I really like the
combination, as the major advantages of borges (as I see them) are kept with
session and state management, but pages become a lot more flexible with
amrita generating them.
I think you might find ruby + borges + madeleine = memory hog. I don’t
believe it would scale well at all. That being said, its great to play with
in toy applications, and another 2 gig of RAM shouldn’t cost that much…
I’ve got a toy version of amrita + borges going - I really like the
combination, as the major advantages of borges (as I see them) are kept with
session and state management, but pages become a lot more flexible with
amrita generating them.
From your experience would you say Madeleine is the mem hog,
or Borges or Ruby or all of them combined?
I don’t see why in principle we shouldn’t be able to
do this in Ruby; Python has Zope and Plone and they
seem to be used quite a lot.
I think you might find ruby + borges + madeleine = memory hog. I don’t
believe it would scale well at all. That being said, its great to play with
in toy applications, and another 2 gig of RAM shouldn’t cost that much…
I’ve got a toy version of amrita + borges going - I really like the
combination, as the major advantages of borges (as I see them) are kept
with
session and state management, but pages become a lot more flexible with
amrita generating them.
From your experience would you say Madeleine is the mem hog,
or Borges or Ruby or all of them combined?
Borges can be a memory hog because of the way it keeps track of state
and allows backtracking … lots of Continuations. How much of a memory
hog depends upon how much state you save, etc.
I don’t see why in principle we shouldn’t be able to
do this in Ruby; Python has Zope and Plone and they
seem to be used quite a lot.
Well, with the careful tuning you would be able to get Borges to run
without hogging a ton of memory, but it will still use more memory than
a CGI-based app framework.