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I actually know of a few people who use MRI on their local machines and JRuby on the servers. Not ideal but one option. Regarding mixing jars / maven and bund
by rurounijones 14y ago
I actually know of a few people who use MRI on their local machines and JRuby on the servers.
Not ideal but one option.
Regarding mixing jars / maven and bundler. Well to be honest I have never been in that position w.r.t maven but including jars in a project has never really been a problem for me. (Plus on MRI those jars wouldn't have been available in the first place!)
- bad_user 14y agoI ended up with a mix when I wanted to run my app on top of a Jetty server. There are projects like jetty-rackup, but when you're on top of the JVM sometimes you feel the need to throw a servlet for a problematic endpoint in there, or some middleware like a filter that you could use for websockets or some library that doesn't already have wrappers packed up as a gem and so on. JRuby is great, all I'm saying is that when you feel the taste of a competent virtual machine there's no going back :-)