Tag Archives: ruby

zlib.dll not found when installing the current ruby-win32

Posted on September 13, 2009 by Michael Glauche

Missing libraries zlib.dll not found After downloading the latest win32-releases of ruby i was greeted with two error messages, SSLEAY32.dll not found and zlib.dll not found. The SSL library is kinda optional (gem, etc basicly work without it), but zlib … Continue reading →

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a thin god

Posted on February 15, 2008 by Michael Glauche

Nothing spirtual here, but the cool monitoring framework god together with thin. You’ve probably read a lot of benchmarks about thin, but whats the fastest webserver when you can’t ensure they are up and running ? Right here is where … Continue reading →

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How many Thin server instances are best ?

Posted on January 14, 2008 by Michael Glauche

I wondered about how many parallel thin you need to get the optimal throughput. I often saw values from 3 to 10 servers in different configuration examples around the net. Time to get some real numbers. To get a meaningful … Continue reading →

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using extjs in rails part 2

Posted on January 3, 2008 by Michael Glauche

creating a simple logon window First, we need a simple view for our index defined in part 1 index.rhtml in views/login <script type=”text/javascript” src=”/javascripts/login.js”></script> <p>Here comes the Content which will be used after the user logged on.</p> This is just … Continue reading →

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using extjs in rails part 1

Posted on December 21, 2007 by Michael Glauche

Recently i came across a very nice javascript gui library called extjs It offers many nice advanced gui function such as grids, combo boxes, modal dialogs and so on. Right now i’m trying to create some basic bindings between RoR … Continue reading →

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