From: Todd Gillespie Date: 2001-09-19T07:10:53+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:21357] Re: new ruby web environment On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Edward Wilson wrote: > Do you have a web site and a name for your project yet? Are you > opening up the project for possible team development. I have a project space on sourceforge.net, as 'nsruby'. For some reason sourceforge doesn't like underscores. So the project is named nsruby, and the CVS package is named ns_ruby. Current files are there in CVS, but the file upload has been buggy thus far; so you should get the packages from my site @ http://www.toddbrandlabs.com/code/ns_ruby.html Confused? I am. I would love to get more help. Code, docs, design, complaints, whatever. > As someone else said, this would be a great starting point for a Ruby > Application server. What a perfect combination you've stumbled upon!! I have also been binding nsd to the TUX2.0 kernel web server. Together, they could comprise the fastest web/application server of them all. So one could imagine Ruby teaming up with TUX/nsd to rule the web as father and son. Or something.