datakix | 20 Jul 02:08

Hosting Ruby on Rails on GoDaddy - Solved!


Hello all,

I know how very challenging it can be to host a ROR application of
GoDaddy. The good news is that after 10 days of blood, sweat and
tears, I finally got it

to work!!!

First, let me start by saying that I'm somewhat of a newbie to Rails.
However, I've been programming in Java and/or C# for the last 10+
years so I've been

around the block a couple times when it comes to this stuff. Secondly,
this was undoubtedly one of the most challenging development tasks
I've undertaken

this year, so please don't feel bad if you didn't get it to work the
first 10 attempts because it took me waaaaay more than that!. Well,
with that said, I'm

sure you're eager to get to the how-to so let's do it.

Right now, I'd love to write a few paragraphs on how GoDaddy's Ruby on
Rails support and documentation is abominal, but that would only be
preaching to the

choir... Instead, let's make some lemonade :-)

One more thing, please forgive and typing/spelling errors, I'm writing
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Gmane