[–] Ocho-Bits 15y ago ↗ Is still Ruby and Rails slow as hell in Windows? [–] bravo_sierra 15y ago ↗ No. The old one-click installer used VS6, and the new one uses MinGW and GCC. [–] jshen 15y ago ↗ You can always use jruby [–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ ruby startup speed is most annoying on windows. jruby is not a fix for this issue by design. [–] jshen 15y ago ↗ How long does it take for MRI to startup on windows? [–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ interpreter startup with tiny script is ok but loading unit tests by rake command is slow.
[–] bravo_sierra 15y ago ↗ No. The old one-click installer used VS6, and the new one uses MinGW and GCC.
[–] jshen 15y ago ↗ You can always use jruby [–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ ruby startup speed is most annoying on windows. jruby is not a fix for this issue by design. [–] jshen 15y ago ↗ How long does it take for MRI to startup on windows? [–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ interpreter startup with tiny script is ok but loading unit tests by rake command is slow.
[–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ ruby startup speed is most annoying on windows. jruby is not a fix for this issue by design. [–] jshen 15y ago ↗ How long does it take for MRI to startup on windows? [–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ interpreter startup with tiny script is ok but loading unit tests by rake command is slow.
[–] jshen 15y ago ↗ How long does it take for MRI to startup on windows? [–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ interpreter startup with tiny script is ok but loading unit tests by rake command is slow.
[–] yatsyk 15y ago ↗ interpreter startup with tiny script is ok but loading unit tests by rake command is slow.
[–] djacobs 15y ago ↗ I only briefly looked through the README, but why is this necessary? Does The Real RVM (tm) not work (well) on Windows? [–] NyxWulf 15y ago ↗ it doesn't work at all on windows afaik. Pik is a decent recreation, but not quite as good as rvm imo.
[–] NyxWulf 15y ago ↗ it doesn't work at all on windows afaik. Pik is a decent recreation, but not quite as good as rvm imo.
[–] gnubardt 15y ago ↗ Using a virtual dev environment (with vagrant) seems like a good move if you're stuck on windows. You get to develop with software that runs on linux using whatever tools you're comfortable with on windows.
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