问题
I've been plugging away for about a year and a bit now with PHP on my local XAMPP install. I've learned very much, but am now needing to expand my knowledge base with concern to other languages.
So, I figured I'd try tackling Ruby/Python.
Now, since I'm sticking to web application development, I would assume embedded Ruby/Python would be the way to go, transitionally, moving from PHP.
I have an existing XAMPP install on my Windows 7 x64 machine, which I'd like to pile Ruby and Python on top of. However, I'm a bit confused with how to do this (read, if I can do this)
I want to move to the newer XAMPP release (to 1.7.4 from... whatever I'm running) anyways, and I've downloaded the RubyInstaller 1.9.2, but I figured I'd ask for some insight before I go and break something.
So, how do I go about configuring a XAMPP install to support embedded Ruby/Python?
回答1:
Couldn't you just install ruby and python, and then use mod_rails and mod_wsgi? I do the same thing on my local machine (MacOS, though) and it works great - never tried it through XAMPP though. Some people have had luck with MAMP but it's a pain due to how they distribute it - you may have better luck with XAMPP. In this particular case, though, I wouldn't be too worried about breaking anything - at most, you'll compile a bad mod_wsgi module and throw it away.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5278619/embedded-ruby-python-existing-xampp-stack