Time will tell, but this could be beneficial for existing libraries like concurrent-rb. And, maybe it becomes more useful for using ruby in smaller services ou

Time will tell, but this could be beneficial for existing libraries like concurrent-rb. And, maybe it becomes more useful for using ruby in smaller services outside of the Rails context, especially when the go-to solution for a bunch of problems is to run a separate copy of your server in 'worker mode'. Even with Rails, not relying on Delayed Job or Sidekiq by default would be nice. Of course, I'm thinking about Ractor there too.