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offcourse. every rails/ruby thread must have an elixir reply. every time. Sorry to bashing, but that is the reality
by claudiug 10y ago
offcourse. every rails/ruby thread must have an elixir reply. every time.
Sorry to bashing, but that is the reality
- technion 10y agoI'm surprised we don't see more "use jRuby" replies. Most of these discussions come from businesses "already using Rails". jRuby has immediate, major improvements to performance and many codebases "just work". In my case, I just had to mess with the Gemfile a bit.
- hhandoko 10y agoMost Elixir and/or Phoenix migrants I met came from Ruby / Rails shop [1], and those who have made the switch seems to be very happy with their decision. [1] Probably because Elixir is Ruby-like, and Phoenix has some Rails feel to it (so I was told).