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Cyberhive Supports Ruby On Rails

Company Says it is Now Hosting Web Sites Created Using the Open-Source Framework

Sep. 19, 2006 04:00 PM

Web hosting provider CyberHive Web Hosting has announced it is now hosting Web sites created using Ruby on Rails.

Ruby on Rails is an open-source framework that enables developers to easily assemble rich and dynamic Web sites, and has set a new standard for ease of development and speed of delivery. Programming with Rails allows a Web designer to wrap applications easily around a database.

"Ruby Rails is undoubtedly one of the most important open-source projects on the Web hosting scene today," says CyberHive in its press release. "The software is a great addition to our already extensive suite of Web building tools."

For the past four years, the Greensboro, North Carolina-based CyberHive has been offering domain registration and Web hosting services. It offers near 100 percent uptime and 24-hour customer service, with its call center located in the US.

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