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It's usually I/O and dDB calls that are the bottle neck, not the speed of the language. Although, Ruby and be a bit of a memory hog,Ii did hear though, that thi
by weatherlight 4y ago
It's usually I/O and dDB calls that are the bottle neck, not the speed of the language. Although, Ruby and be a bit of a memory hog,Ii did hear though, that this got better with the new YJIT in Ruby 3.x.
- Rapzid 4y ago> It's usually I/O and dDB calls that are the bottle neck Not in my experience.
- weatherlight 4y agoIn a Ruby on Rails app?