Acts as Conference 2009 Writing Multi-Tenant Applications in Rails by Guy Naor

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Teaches multi-tenant application architecture in Rails with concrete design patterns and database strategies. A technical guide to shared infrastructure design.

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A 36-minute video from Confreaks: “Acts as Conference 2009 Writing Multi-Tenant Applications in Rails by Guy Naor”.

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