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Five reasons why Ruby made sense for our highly concurrent app (SuperIMAP)

7 pointsby RKlophausover 9 years ago

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BuckRogersover 9 years ago
Great post, very interesting. I am not a seasoned engineer like the OP but I do like my Python and without having to learn the hard way, I have the same conclusions laid out here. It&#x27;s easy to get excited (I&#x27;m very interested in Erlang myself), but there&#x27;s a lot of practical matters.<p>I was left wondering, it was noted that 3 servers are used and another language may only utilize 1. If Python was used, you could use PyPy and possibly keep a &quot;commodity language&quot; like Ruby but get to keep it possibly with the performance boost. I use PyPy for everything.