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I avoid JRuby just because I'm never very confident on a non-standard platform. I'm not a bleeding-edger, especially with things that I don't like debugging th
by MicahWedemeyer 18y ago
I avoid JRuby just because I'm never very confident on a non-standard platform. I'm not a bleeding-edger, especially with things that I don't like debugging the hell out of.
Just like I don't swap out OS libraries for fun, I don't replace the underlying bedrock of a language for a giggle either. If I had a compelling reason to use JRuby (for example, to get access to all the great Java code that's been written), then it would be more compelling. Until then...if it ain't broke...
- jm4 18y agoWhat's non-standard about JRuby? There's a language specification and there are various implementations. The only "standard" is the specification.