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Re:Introducing Rubinius X by briantakita on Tuesday October 15, 2013 @02:39PM (#6555381)
Plus it's evented so it's not really I/O bound, which makes it great as a service glue.

Also, node.js with browserify & grunt makes for a great front end packaging & dependency tool.

Re:Introducing Rubinius X by mbillie1 on Tuesday October 15, 2013 @11:54PM (#6557924)
> Also, node.js with browserify & grunt makes for a great front end packaging & dependency tool.

This reminds me of "homebrew is a great packaging/dependency tool, it's basically as good as apt/yum/pacman"

Re:Introducing Rubinius X by vidarh on Wednesday October 16, 2013 @09:50AM (#6559592)
Ruby / MRI has for the most part been evented internally. It's how Ruby got away with green threads until 1.9.x; it's just largely hidden from the developer (until you try to call badly behaved C extensions...).