Experimental MacRuby Branch Is 3x Faster
An anonymous reader writes "Zen and the Art of Programming published an article about MacRuby's new experimental 0.5 branch (project blog entry here). According to the included benchmarks, Apple's version of Ruby could already, at this early stage of its development, be about three times as fast as the fastest Ruby implementation available elsewhere."
I heard it made a guy in Michigan's head explode! That's why I stay away from the experimental stuff, man.
Sleep(30); /* used to be 90 */
Whenever I read posts like these I start to wonder if I accidentally walked into a Starbucks.
I suspect that someday in a future version of the Mac OS, Ruby will be a first-class language for application development alongside or perhaps replacing Objective-C.
Wouldn't that require Ruby being a first-class development language in the first place? ;)
Yeah, yeah, go on and mod me troll, I can handle it.
Yeah, yeah, go on and mod me troll, I can handle it.
Alright then!
Wait a minute...
Shit.
"It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him." - Tolkien
PS: Do you want me to punch you in face? You see, C++ is one of my favorite languages :)
I don't like the feeling of being punched in the face, which is one of the big reasons I don't code in C++ or Java. But if that's your thing, you should keep at it! :)