Yes, I once attended a JRuby workshop run by Charles Nutter at RubyConfAU. I was very impressed but at the time it was quite difficult to migrate existing apps. Maybe that's not the case any more?
If you commit to JVM world, then JRuby is a very rare choice, compared to excellent Kotlin, reasonably established Groovy and Scala or good-enough Java 8.
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Have you ever tried JRuby? No GIL, true concurrency, all threads map to Jave threads. The speed delta is dramatic too.
Your app distributes as a war file to any j2ee server as well.
Yes, I once attended a JRuby workshop run by Charles Nutter at RubyConfAU. I was very impressed but at the time it was quite difficult to migrate existing apps. Maybe that's not the case any more?
I have always started with it. I fully expect it to be at least a bit of a pain to migrate any complex app.
If you commit to JVM world, then JRuby is a very rare choice, compared to excellent Kotlin, reasonably established Groovy and Scala or good-enough Java 8.