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Originally Posted by ScriptWorkz
To be honest, i made a mistake and might of misled someone, i don't personally have any experience using ruby on rails for high traffic sites, it's nice to program with but for sites that really get hammered we always use php. The only sites i've used ruby on don't get _alot_ of traffic and i'm not really privvy on the resource usage / stats for those sites.
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Actually, it should be pointed out that Ruby on Rails (RoR) has an advanced caching system. If it can be served statically without using any language at all it will speed things up. If concerned with performance you may want to look into nginx and memcache as well. Nginx is much more efficient than Apache.