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I have both MRI and JRuby installed on my systems. For quickie scripts I use 'ruby' and for anything with a noticeable runtime (Or multi-core processing!) I use
by isaacforce 16y ago
I have both MRI and JRuby installed on my systems. For quickie scripts I use 'ruby' and for anything with a noticeable runtime (Or multi-core processing!) I use 'jruby'. I'm sure the JRuby fellows will continue working on startup time, but for me at least, it's not an issue.
I think having a Ruby toolbox instead of a single big hammer is a win for everybody.
- headius 16y agoWe hear this a lot. Hopefully we can keep improving startup times, but when it's possible to use either Ruby or JRuby, it makes a pretty good combination.