Kamil, For a couple of years I did rails development on windows, but deployed to unbuntu servers.
Its not so much a performance issue (I don't think) as a matter of the rails eco system is not as windows friendly. So you tend to hit little snags where gems are not running on rails, and you have to fool around getting everything to play together. Once it was all working it worked fine. That being said it seems like every week there is more support for rails in windows, so if your customer is forcing you in that direction it may work. Basically I would get your rails stack set up in windows, see if you can get radiant on top of that, and if it works I think you will find its okay. One thing you have working for you is radiant is still on Rails 2.0 which is much more mature on windows, so chances are good it will work. Another option you have is to create a virtual unix server on your windows box. Finally I would say are you sure that you have to deploy on your customers server? We are deploying quite a few sites on Heroku, and basically its transparent to the customers where its deployed. If I can be of any help contact me direct. On Feb 10, 4:50 am, Kamil Figiela <kamil.figi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > I'm looking for CMS for website I'm working on. I'm thinking about > Radiant, but there's one thing that worries me - performance. > > Due to customer requirements the site is going do be deployed in > Windows/SQLServer/IIS production environment. How does the radiant > perform on such platform (compared to Linux performance)? > > Thanks, > Kamil
