BoxingDay
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If the public-facing version of your Rails application doesn't have to
involve any scripts and you're the only person using it, BoxingDay can
create a static version of your Rails app, ready for copying to a web
server. A common situation might be a website you maintain yourself on
your computer. It's nice to have Rails' template helpers and a custom
interface for CMSing, but if nobody else is going to see that stuff,
why deploy a whole Rails app?

Just tell BoxingDay what paths to include (I put a file called
boxing_day.rb in the initializers directory) and run
"rake boxing_day:package". For example:

  BoxingDay.paths << "/"
  BoxingDay.paths << "/products"
  Products.find(:all).each { |p| BoxingDay.paths << "/products/#{p.id}" }