Yes! There is a way to compile Ruby to Java...try to type 'jrubyc' in the shell...it simply takes Ruby files and converto to java .class
If you want a compiled version of your Rails app try:
Trinidad is fantastic but do you plan or have considered an episode on Torquebox? (http://torquebox.org)
It has messaging, websockets, cluster, and many other awesome features!
I'm the only one who have encodings issue? There's a method to force encoding to roo?
Pass encoding options to CSV is possible,
but with roo?
Yes! There is a way to compile Ruby to Java...try to type 'jrubyc' in the shell...it simply takes Ruby files and converto to java .class
If you want a compiled version of your Rails app try:
$ warble compiled war
Trinidad is fantastic but do you plan or have considered an episode on Torquebox? (http://torquebox.org)
It has messaging, websockets, cluster, and many other awesome features!