As far as ease of use, service / support , those types of things .
TIA Stuart
Dark Ambient wrote:
As far as ease of use, service / support , those types of things .
TIA Stuart
Although I've just signed up at RailsPlayground.com and HostingRails.com but haven't test driven them yet for Rails. So far, they both seem responsive.
Sorry, I can't be much help! Cheers Mohit.
a customer coming up for one year, i use it only as an extra space now (ping is a wee bit high for me in the UK & gone the vps route anyhow) but great support of the 'bend over backwards' variety, pretty active forums too, which are regularly frequented by the chap that operates the service (Joe - who definitely goes the extra mile). great value too.
hth
I've been with them a few months and agree with just about everything said here. Good service, no issues.
--dwf
Wanted to thank everyone for the feedback. In the meatime right as I was going to start the process my current hosting company has just started up a Rails server. Since I’m not ready for traffic it will be a good transition time to see if they provide the same quality service as they have with php.
Stuart
My hosting company has rails also through Apache/mod_fcgi. Seems decent for up to a medium-traffic site. The only drawback is that they don't have all the gems I want. But they're so cool I'm sure they would install pretty much any gem I wanted. http://www.hostmatters.com
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