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Hmm, is rails really comparable to anything that's precompiled (genuine question, I don't mean this dismissively). What I really meant was, as a backend engine
by prerok 2y ago
Hmm, is rails really comparable to anything that's precompiled (genuine question, I don't mean this dismissively).
What I really meant was, as a backend engineer, I frequently deal with optimizations on too many object allocations and long running/too frequent GC cycles even without immutability built into the language.
On the Rust front, the problem is in small memory allocations, fragmented memory and then more calls to kernel to alloc.
- samatman 2y agoRuby/Rails and Elixir/Phoenix both run on a garbage-collected virtual machine. I think that makes the comparison fair.