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According the article, they were using ruby to bridge to a svn module that had git capability. They replaced that module with a native git library, called from
by asparagui 14y ago
According the article, they were using ruby to bridge to a svn module that had git capability. They replaced that module with a native git library, called from Clojure.
In summary: benchmark, profile, find hotspots, optimize. Works in every language. >:3
- dsabanin 14y agoSorry if it sounded confusing, but we had two modules: one for svn, one for git, there was no intersection between those. But I agree, we've used Clojure(and JVM) in exact point where it would bring the most speed up to our app.