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I’ve been using Ruby on Rails for 6 months now and I find it great at what it does. I used it for personal web projects but soon I realised that it would be of a great value to use it in the company I work for.
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We now have two projects in my company being developed with Ruby on Rails, I'll soon have real figures to show up regarding productivity.
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The thing that amazes me are new usages of Flash. It's truly becoming an alternative to platform-specific plugins...
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1 year ago
This presentation is great, thanks a lot!
1 year ago
You're welcome.
5 months ago
I just converted the site www.jruby.net to a poor man's content management system that I wrote with JRoR (JRuby on Rails). I reference your excellent article on it.
I added an appendix to your points specifically for the JRuby aspect:
- Operations people will like that JROR can run on your existing Java web servers (be it JBoss, WebSphere, WebLogic, …).
- Operations people will again like the simplicity of deploying your Rails app using Warbler (copy a single .war file).
- Managers will like that you can leverage your existing Java logic (now that is really DRY)
- Everyone will like the snappier performance that JRuby brings as the rumored premiere Ruby environment (I’m spreading this rumor).
I would be interested in any experience you have with JRoR.
5 months ago
Thanks for the nice words, I'm glad my article was useful.
You're points are absolutely valid and using JRuby would have been a lot easier for me to sell the solution, but at the time but it didn't exist.
I've never used JRuby in a production environment myself, just as an experiment.
That said, I'm pretty YOU can share your valuable experience with it, I haven't find a lot of articles about it.
Thanks again.