Raja Subramanian wrote:
My hosting provider (dreamhost.com) is a typical web host, and
it would be good to see web frameworks and applications working
nicely in such scenarios.
Ah yes, that is indeed a problem - though there are several hacks (like
freezing gems to your vendor directory) that can help, but I've never
tried it on dreamhost, so it might or might not work. But if I'm not
wrong, dreamhost did add some Rails support recently, you might want to
check on that.
If you want to try something entirely different, try Heroku. They have a
free plan, and it's perfect for getting started with Rails without the
hosting headaches. Or, if you're really adventurous, you could try it
with JRuby on AppEngine.
Vamsee.
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