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tisdag, januari 15, 2008
The final, objective truth of Rails versus Grails.
So it's time to bring out the guns, boxing gloves and whatever martial arts knowledge you possess. If you want the full story, start with Graeme's post here, and drill your way down from there.
I finally lost my patience with this discussion and decided that I should tell you all the truth. The final, totally objective, totally realistic answer to the question of Rails, Grails and Everything.
No, wait. I won't!
And that's it. This discussion is becoming a bit silly. I don't expect someone will see me recommending Grails, and I'm sure we all would be very surprised seeing Graeme recommend JRuby on Rails. So what's the point?
I finally lost my patience with this discussion and decided that I should tell you all the truth. The final, totally objective, totally realistic answer to the question of Rails, Grails and Everything.
No, wait. I won't!
And that's it. This discussion is becoming a bit silly. I don't expect someone will see me recommending Grails, and I'm sure we all would be very surprised seeing Graeme recommend JRuby on Rails. So what's the point?
torsdag, november 22, 2007
The development of Oracle Mix
Rich Manalang just posted a very nice entry on the Oracle AppsLab about the technology behind Oracle Mix, how we developed it and so on. Read it here.
Etiketter:
jruby on rails,
mix,
oracle,
thoughtworks
måndag, november 12, 2007
Oracle Mix has launched
The last 5 weeks, a team consisting of me, Alexey Verkhovsky, Matt Wastrodowski and Toby Tripp from ThoughtWorks, and Rich Manalang from Oracle have created a new application based on an internal Oracle application. This site is called Oracle Mix, and is aimed to be the way Oracles customers communicate with Oracle and each other, suggesting ideas, answering each others questions and generally networking.
Why is this a huge deal? Well, for me personally it's really kinda cool... It's the first public JRuby on Rails site in existance. It's deployed on the "red stack": Oracle Enterprise Linux, Oracle Application Server, Oracle Database, Oracle SSO, Oracle Internet Directory. And JRuby on Rails.
It's cool. Go check it out: http://mix.oracle.com.
Why is this a huge deal? Well, for me personally it's really kinda cool... It's the first public JRuby on Rails site in existance. It's deployed on the "red stack": Oracle Enterprise Linux, Oracle Application Server, Oracle Database, Oracle SSO, Oracle Internet Directory. And JRuby on Rails.
It's cool. Go check it out: http://mix.oracle.com.
Etiketter:
jruby,
jruby on rails,
mix,
oracle,
thoughtworks
tisdag, oktober 16, 2007
Updated JRuby on Rails performance numbers
So, after my last post, several of us have spent time looking at different parts of Rails and JRuby performance. We have managed to improve things quite nicely since my last performance note. Some of the things changed have been JRuby's each_line implementation, JRuby's split implementation, a few other improvements, and some small fixes to AR-JDBC. After that, here are some new numbers for Petstore. Remember, the MRI numbers are for MRI 1.8.6 with native C MySQL. The JRuby numbers is with ActiveRecord-JDBC trunk and MySQL. (I'm only showing the best numbers of each). The number in bold is the most important one for comparison.
Once the port of Oniguruma lands, this story will almost certainly look very different. But even so, this is looking good.
MRI controller : 1.000000 0.070000 1.070000 ( 1.430260)As you can see, we are talking about 9.5s MRI to 13.8s for JRuby, which I find is a quite nice achievement if you look at the numbers from Friday. We are inching closer and closer. Both the view and the controller numbers are looking very nice. This is actually indicative of a nice trend - since general JRuby primitive performance is really good, the slowness in our Regular Expression engine is weighed up by much faster execution speed.
JRuby controller : 1.804000 0.000000 1.804000 ( 1.804000)
MRI view : 4.410000 0.150000 4.560000 ( 4.575399)
JRuby view : 5.510000 0.000000 5.510000 ( 5.510000)
MRI full action: 8.260000 0.410000 8.670000 ( 9.574460)
JRuby full action: 13.876000 0.000000 13.876000 ( 13.876000)
Once the port of Oniguruma lands, this story will almost certainly look very different. But even so, this is looking good.
Etiketter:
jruby,
jruby on rails,
performance,
petstore
måndag, september 24, 2007
Practical JRuby on Rails released!
Today my book Practical JRuby on Rails has been released by APress. It has got two forewords, one by Martin Fowler and one by Pat Eyler. And you can order it right now from Amazon here. Hopefully it will also be available in your closest computer book store!
Etiketter:
apress,
jruby on rails,
practical jruby on rails
fredag, augusti 10, 2007
RailsConf Europe
I am a speaker at RailsConf Europe in Berlin. I'm going to talk about JRuby on Rails at ThoughtWorks. Hopefully many of you'll make it there! As far as I know, it seems the whole core JRuby team may be together for the first time ever, so it's going to be a great conference for JRuby.
See you in Berlin!
See you in Berlin!
Etiketter:
berlin,
jruby,
jruby on rails,
railsconf
söndag, juni 17, 2007
Book update
As you know, I am writing on a book about JRuby on Rails. A few minutes ago I finished the first draft of chapter 14. That means that there are just 3 chapters and 3 appendixes left to write (chapter 1, 2 and 15). So the writing is going very well, but it's taking a heavy toll on me personally. I seriously don't recommend writing a book like this in your spare time, while at the same time switching employer, moving abroad and try to be a core developer in an open source project which is getting lots of attention.
So, in summary: it's going well, it still looks like it will be out in October, and I'm deadly tired.
So, in summary: it's going well, it still looks like it will be out in October, and I'm deadly tired.
fredag, april 20, 2007
Practical JRuby on Rails
The time of waiting is over. I have hinted over and over that I've been doing some stuff that take lots of time. The first part of this was interviewing for ThoughtWorks, and I told you that a month back. And now I can finally tell you what's keeping me so busy, that I can't blog as much as I used to:
I am writing Practical JRuby on Rails: Web 2.0 projects for APress. I have been since late December, and the book is due to be published in October. But you can actually preorder the book today, from Amazon, here.
I am writing Practical JRuby on Rails: Web 2.0 projects for APress. I have been since late December, and the book is due to be published in October. But you can actually preorder the book today, from Amazon, here.
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