Chris Seaton @ VMSS16: JRuby+Truffle: Why it’s Important to Optimise the Tricky Parts
Why it was recommended
Chris Seaton gave this talk recently about JRuby+Truffle and some specifics about how it optimises so well compared to other Ruby implementations.
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What it covers
Chris Seaton talks about JRuby+Truffle, explaining how the Truffle and Graal combination optimises the tricky parts of Ruby and why it outperforms other Ruby. It is for someone who wants the derivation, proof, or implementation detail.
Video details
- Channel
- softdevteamuk
- Length
- 1 hr 2 min
- Year
- 2016
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