Ruby 3.3 introduces the new Prism parser and RJIT compiler
Ruby 3.3 ships with Prism, a new experimental Ruby parser, and RJIT, a new JIT compiler aimed at improving performance in production environments.
GAURAV VARMA
Ruby 3.3 ships with Prism, a new experimental Ruby parser, and RJIT, a new JIT compiler aimed at improving performance in production environments.
Ruby 3.1 ships with YJIT, a new JIT compiler built by Shopify that improves performance for real-world Ruby apps.
Rails 6.1 introduces `:destroy_async`, allowing associated records to be deleted via background jobs—improving performance and preventing long request times.
Rails 6.1 adds strict loading mode, which raises errors when accessing associations that weren’t eager-loaded.
Ruby 2.6 introduces an experimental Just-In-Time compiler to boost performance, a major step in Ruby’s journey toward faster execution.