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Furthermore, Rails was very resource intensive, and the lack of a solution like a Rails equivalent of mod_php, for the web server Apache, made it challenging for shared hosting companies to offer a cheap and easy solution. At the time this issue was actually one of the few drawbacks of an otherwise ever-increasingly more popular and highly productive framework like Rails. Keeping a Rails site up and running required considerable hosting know-how and effort. I’ve been working with Ruby on Rails since 2004 and let me tell you, in the early days, hosting Rails was an absolute pain in the rear-end.
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You’ll also be dealing with someone who has passed a variety of tests and meets our quality standards. Plus, you’ll receive a survey that helps us assess whether or not you had a great experience. When you contact us, you’ll almost always be in touch with one of our North American agents in less than two minutes.
Furthermore, Rails was very resource intensive, and the lack of a solution like a Rails equivalent of mod_php, for the web server Apache, made it challenging for shared hosting companies to offer a cheap and easy solution. At the time this issue was actually one of the few drawbacks of an otherwise ever-increasingly more popular and highly productive framework like Rails. Keeping a Rails site up and running required considerable hosting know-how and effort. I’ve been working with Ruby on Rails since 2004 and let me tell you, in the early days, hosting Rails was an absolute pain in the rear-end.