I hope so. I always thought that Ruby could greatly benefit from something like .pyc files in Python.
I love working with Ruby; I get lots of work done in very little time. However, sometimes I just can't wrap my head around certain language design, documentation, and implementation decisions.
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Aaron: 30%?
Matz: 30% is huge.
Aaron: Yeah!
Jonan: That seems like a pretty good improvement to me.
Koichi: I do think so.
Aaron: We just need a few more 30% improvements then Ruby 3x3 is done.
Matz: Yeah, that means 30% of the time is spent in the compiler.
EDIT: maybe they were joking once again?
This is mistake. I said "I don't think so". 30% is not enough.
I think there was a miscommunication in the interview. He meant load/parse/compile time. See http://www.atdot.net/~ko1/activities/2016_railsconf_pub.pdf
Of course Aaron was joking at that point.
I hope so. I always thought that Ruby could greatly benefit from something like .pyc files in Python.
I love working with Ruby; I get lots of work done in very little time. However, sometimes I just can't wrap my head around certain language design, documentation, and implementation decisions.