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I get the need to improve Ruby's speed and memory usage, but there's much to be desired. I really enjoy Rails and Ruby in general, but the performance is terrib
by mortallywounded 3y ago
I get the need to improve Ruby's speed and memory usage, but there's much to be desired. I really enjoy Rails and Ruby in general, but the performance is terrible.
I'd like to see how Ruby 3.3 stacks up to other languages and runtimes.
- adamors 3y agoIn 2023 if performance is a functional requirement, Ruby is still not the answer IMO. For companies like Shopify, there's really no other alternative at this point, but their "fast" is only fast compared to the performance they've had 1-2 years ago.
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- CyberDildonics 3y agoExactly, ruby performance is like someone beating their personal best time jogging around the neighborhood and then writing an article about it. It's something positive in their own ecosystem, but is not competitive when people need results.
- mortallywounded 3y agoYes-- unfortunately I've been downvoted to hell for even suggesting we discuss other languages in comparison.