The first "pain point" you mention is "performance" but earlier you were saying that the only major changes were a better GC and JIT?
The first "pain point" you mention is "performance" but earlier you were saying that the only major changes were a better GC and JIT? I don't see how that follows. What's odd is that "performance, tooling, dependency hell, unicode support, ... co-routines ... generators" reads like a list of things that have been worked on heavily since 1.8. Performance has been a major focus of every release since 1.9.1; integrating Rubygems considerably helped with tooling and dependency issues; encoding-aware strings were a major feature of 1.9; coroutines and generators can be implemented more effectively with 1.9's Fibers.
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The first "pain point" you mention is "performance" but earlier you were saying that the only major changes were a better GC and JIT?
The first "pain point" you mention is "performance" but earlier you were saying that the only major changes were a better GC and JIT? I don't see how that follows. What's odd is that "performance, tooling, dependency hell, unicode support, ... co-routines ... generators" reads like a list of things that have been worked on heavily since 1.8. Performance has been a major focus of every release since 1.9.1; integrating Rubygems considerably helped with tooling and dependency issues; encoding-aware strings were a major feature of 1.9; coroutines and generators can be implemented more effectively with 1.9's Fibers.
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