[eduardordm]

Already is! I've submitted talks a few times about my experiences with Rails in an enterprise environment, no luck. Anyway, We run rails since 2006, we got large and became a bank.

Numbers: 5032 models, 42 gems, 16 submodules, lots of C extensions and eventmachine servers running in threads. From our website to ATM servers, it's everything inside a single rails application. We managed to upgrade from 2.3 to 3.2 in 6 months. Already running 4 (took only a few hours). We just completed our migration from Oracle DB to Postgres.

[rurounijones]

5032...models...I, whu... ONE application?!

I would never have thought that was actually possible. A write-up regarding your architecture / challenges / solutions / future plans in a blog post would be extremely interesting.

(How long does the test suite take to run!?)

[Capoferro]

This is enterprise. What test suite?

[bryanh]

That is wildly interesting. If you could swing it, you should write up a full post about what that your Rails app looks like after 7 years in production.

[unimpressive]

I'd like to read more about this, if you're allowed to tell.

[eduardordm]

I've been postponing writing about this for a long time, mostly because I wanted to talk at railsconf before writing a post (who am I kidding, I just procrastinate a lot), having submitted the talk for the last 3 years without getting in I'll definetly write a long post about it.

[ewalk153]

Perhaps after receiving feedback on your post, you'll find one oe two aspects that you can refine or drill deeper on and will make a great railsconf talk for next year.

[steveklabnik]

> having submitted the talk for the last 3 years without getting in

That's a shame.

If it helps any, all my talks were rejected this year too. :/

[patio11]

I would pay to hear this talk.

[rmc]

Sounds like you have some interest from others here. Talk into a webcam for an hour. Sell the video.

[flazzarino]

what is your memory footprint?