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Morph AppSpace and Rails

Developing applications with Ruby on Rails is fast. Deploying, delivering, and managing your application should be just as fast. Morph AppSpace subscriptions provide an enterprise-quality environment for your application that is fully managed by Morph. All you have to do is deploy your application using the deployment script we provide and that’s it. The rest is up to Morph’s team of experts. We manage the systems and monitor everything, from the infrastructure down to your application. Check out the resources below on how to get started.

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10-minute CMS

Content management systems (CMS) are useful for distributed teams and while there are plenty of ready-to-use CMS available out there, sometimes you just need one that’s small and manageable enough for small teams. Radiant CMS is one such product. Here’s a tip on how to deploy it to Morph AppSpace in 10 minutes or less. Read on…

Screencasts

Follow the screencasts to learn how to deploy to Morph AppSpace. Launch player

S3 and large files

Is your application experiencing problems when receiving large files from its users? It could just be a problem with attachment_fu and S3. Try adding ‘persistent:false’ in config/amazon_s3.yml. Here’s more info on the problem.

Other Resources

Rails Training

Written and produced by Michael Slater and Christopher Haupt, this site has over 3 hours of audio and a number of screencasts. You’ll be up and coding with Ruby on Rails in no time. Go to the site

Tricks you didn’t know

When looking at my own Rails code and that of the community as a whole, I often see places where certain Rails techniques could have been used but weren’t. As much for my own memory as yours, I thought I’d list down some Rails tricks and tips that can make your application or code more efficient—Peter Cooper

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Page Cache Tutorial

Caching is useful for write-one-read-many types of applications such as blogs, e-zines and the like. How do you do this in Rails? Here’s how