Ruby VMs: A Comparison
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Jason Seifer is a web developer and 1/2 of RailsEnvy.com, where he helps produce a weekly news podcast for Ruby and Ruby on Rails developers. His programming interests include Ruby, Rails, Javascript, full text search, and Objective-C.
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How are JRuby's benefits not the same as IronRuby's?
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Arne Claassen
IronRuby and JRuby are in concept identical, i.e. both are implementations on top of VMs that can run other languages, which may or may not be languages that you have legacy code in. So how is this something puzzling on .NET and at the same time the thing that makes JRuby great?
Re: How are JRuby's benefits not the same as IronRuby's?
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jos R
- Java language is more involve in lots of cross platform open source project
- Apparently performance of jruby seems better than ironruby
blog.prokrams.com/2008/08/27/ironruby-vs-jruby-...
antoniocangiano.com/2008/12/09/the-great-ruby-s...
- I think that Ruby to run .net programs is cool, but Ruby to run ironPython doesn't seem cool.
Jojo
Re: How are JRuby's benefits not the same as IronRuby's?
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Arne Claassen
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