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By Anuk
via blog.monitis.com
Submitted: Feb 09 2012 / 04:42
A lot of bloggers and technologists like to talk about Ruby as if it can’t perform on-par with other dynamic/interpreted programming languages; however, these critics tend to rely on specific benchmarking techniques and ignore the overall performance profile of the language. They also tend not to take into consideration the various factors of their choice of libraries and application architecture before blasting Ruby as being non-performant.
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