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While I agree that it's not important for long-running applications, there is still a lot of scripting done in Ruby, and it's very frustrating to get a a 5-to-1
by rbranson 16y ago
While I agree that it's not important for long-running applications, there is still a lot of scripting done in Ruby, and it's very frustrating to get a a 5-to-10 second wait just to tell someone their arguments were invalid. Waiting that long for tests is also such a drag on iteration.
I think once JRuby has stabilized the native gem support and has some sort of Passenger-like deployment option (Glassfish and Warbler isn't quite there yet), we'll see some big players built on MRI start to move their Web applications to the platform.
- rue 16y agoUse MRI for short-lived and JRuby for long-lived. Problem solved?