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I think so. Thoughtworks, who are a straight-up corporate consultancy, have done Ruby since 2006. Ruby is certainly further along the adoption curve than Scala,
by noelwelsh 16y ago
I think so. Thoughtworks, who are a straight-up corporate consultancy, have done Ruby since 2006. Ruby is certainly further along the adoption curve than Scala, so perhaps DPP is trying to leapfrog over the adoption of Scala by adding JRuby support. However, IMO Scala is not what is holding Lift back -- it's lack of decent documentation. Just read the other comments on this post...
- bguthrie 16y agoI've been doing Rails work at ThoughtWorks for more than three years now. Judging from the projects I've been on, Ruby has achieved a fair amount of penetration with the Fortune 500 crowd. Whether that's expanding, topped off, or contracting, I can't judge.