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My impression is that interest in JRuby has gradually declined, in favor of CRuby (MRI). I guess both because CRuby has gotten a lot faster, and because in pra
by sandstrom 5y ago
My impression is that interest in JRuby has gradually declined, in favor of CRuby (MRI).
I guess both because CRuby has gotten a lot faster, and because in practice any difference is easily paved over with extra hardware (which is cheap).
- lf-non 5y agoIMHO interest in ruby (irrespective of implementation) itself is declining. A lot of people have realised that dynamic typing hinders maintenance of long lived projects and the tooling and dev experience with type safe languages have also gotten much better over last few years. Despite having worked with Ruby for multiple years, I pick Kotlin/C# for new projects. I know ruby has recently introduced support for typing, but until the wider ecosystem embraces type-safety it is gonna be an uphill battle to write type-safe code in ruby.
- jashmatthews 5y agoThe Ruby community continues to grow in absolute terms of you’re looking at conference numbers etc. The rest of the industry exploded!