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Isn't this kind of a step backwards? Is Rails really that great that people are willing endure these kinds of limitations just to use it?
by anon640 14y ago
Isn't this kind of a step backwards? Is Rails really that great that people are willing endure these kinds of limitations just to use it?
- kawsper 14y agoRails server is mostly for development mode. When deployed I think most people use either Unicorn, or throw their applications on JRuby that runs on the JVM with some kind of appserver. JRuby have this advantage of being multithreaded, so you can parallelize within a single process, and don't rely on forking. Stock Ruby with MRI have a GIL, and as far as I know only runs on one core. The limitations of stock Ruby is being worked on, but there is still a long way.