It means frameworks
that implement the Rack interface, a common way for web servers and
frameworks to communicate with each other. Using a Rack-based framework
means that your web app can run on numerous servers (e.g., Mongrel,
Litespeed, Passenger (Apache/Nginx), and whatever Heroku uses) without
requiring special plug-ins.
Rack also provides "middleware," a lightweight layer between the web server and the framework. This lets you do things like proxies, logging, testing, and authentication in a fast and framework-independent way.
Rack also provides "middleware," a lightweight layer between the web server and the framework. This lets you do things like proxies, logging, testing, and authentication in a fast and framework-independent way.
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