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One potential option is using one of the JRuby 1.7.x releases, which still supports the Ruby 1.8 language level. You'll be able to use all the JVM tools, such
by nirvdrum 12y ago
One potential option is using one of the JRuby 1.7.x releases, which still supports the Ruby 1.8 language level. You'll be able to use all the JVM tools, such as VisualVM, which offer similar functionality.