I did not try hpricot, as people seems to be moving over to nokogiri.
hpricot's development seems to be stalled.
nokogiri claim better performance, it also has better support for
xpath and css selectors. it does have some c code, that is why I can't
just upload my local windows copy into heroku.
has anybody got nokogiri work on Heroku?
thanks
Dong
On Jan 20, 9:26 pm, Keenan Brock kee...@thebrocks.net wrote:
Hi,
I read that nokogiri is a drop in replacement for hpricot. Not sure
exactly how close the APIs are.
Have you tried your app with hpricot? It is at least a pure ruby
implementation. Making it easier to deploy to a server where you can
not compile c gems.
Not sure if hpricot has acceptable performance or if it meets your
needs, but thought it may be worth a shot.
--Keenan
On Jan 20, 2009, at 10:10 PM, dong wrote:
I have just deployed my first Heroku application. It needs the
nokogiri gem. It is not available on Heroku. I develop on Windows
locally, so I can not upload my local copy of the gem.
can this gem be made available on Heroku?
or any suggestions on how do I find the *nix version of the gem, and
upload and install it on Heroku?
thanks
Dong
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