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Haven't tested this but I feel like JRuby will really exceed only if the solution to your problem benefits from hardcore multi-threaded computations, for not ha
by Pmop 6y ago
Haven't tested this but I feel like JRuby will really exceed only if the solution to your problem benefits from hardcore multi-threaded computations, for not having a GIL in this case diminishes the added JVM overhead.
Also, I'm a sucker for Java but JVM-based things deployability just rocks.
- headius 6y agoJRuby is also usually faster (sometimes much faster) on straight-line CPU-heavy operations, but you're right... real parallelism is one of the biggest selling points.