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I like jQuery as well.

Yes, the attacker could modify the value of the form and inject his own SQL into it. Use stored procs or parametrize your SQL statements.

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Eclipse + PyDev plugin is a nice setup.

http://pydev.sourceforge.net/features.html

Someone already brought up delegates. But here is another example.



private delegate void Test(string output);

private void UseDelegate()
{
Test t = new Test(TheTest);
t("Testing...

That quote was talking about a limitation in apache's proxy engine and has nothing to do with mongrel. If they are saying you can increase it to 1000 and run two mongrels, that means the mongrel...

Thanks.

Also to the OP. The basic way to setup rails is to run the app via mongrel.

http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/

Their site will walk you through setting up a reverse proxy in apache....

OP stated he was going to run apache and RoR. Though he could run anything in front of mongrel.

I wrote my employers site in RoR - www.mission3
We are a .NET shop but we are open to other...

I wouldn't rule out FreeBSD either.

Here is my mason configuration in my vhost.


PerlModule HTML::Mason::ApacheHandler

<LocationMatch "(\.html|\.txt|\.pl)$">
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler...

I know apache on windows has a command line program that checks the configuration and reports back any problems.

Have you tried Alias instead of ScriptAlias?

Alias /perl /var/www/perl/
...

Yes, but rails didn't invent MVC. :P

I usually deploy using a vhost.

Shouldn't

ScriptAlias /perl var/www/perl/

be

ScriptAlias /perl /var/www/perl/

Your configuration looks fine. I do the same thing except I use vhost. Is the perl location accessible? Try commenting out the files node and drop a html file in there and try to access it.

Check out Trac. http://trac.edgewall.org/

Web Frameworks
http://csharp-source.net/open-source/web-frameworks

ORM libraries
http://csharp-source.net/open-source/persistence

Microsoft released their own MVC pattern framework on top of...

A lot of you are forgetting there are *other* frameworks out there for .NET. However, we aren't forced to make the choice from the beginning if we don't want to.

Clearly it's because their customers have been forced to using their products and there are no other competing frameworks out there for anyone to consider.

What?

For example, with a feature rich IDE you can right click a function call, and jump to the definition or find all usages of it. This alone is a huge time saver in large projects. Also the IDE is...

This is 100 percent false. I have used Eclipse(For C, Python, Perl, and Ruby) and VS (version 6, 2003, 2005, and 2008). You obviously haven't used an IDE outside of VS, so don't make ignorant remarks...

cake > pie

If you like pie more, you are WRONG.

sys.path[0] will give you the current directory.

Example:
log = os.path.join(sys.path[0], "dev.log")

I believe you ;)

You don't think EJB's are hard, and I don't think remoting is hard! EJB has come a long way since I last looked at it, that is for sure.

How exactly is remoting a pain?



public class UserManager : MarshalByRefObject

// UserManager code


Serve it up in IIS with only a web.config addition: