[eddietejeda]

If you interested in seeing how the 3x3 initiative* has come along, here are the benchmarks so far: https://github.com/mame/optcarrot#readme

Personally, I am very excited for this release.

* Matz's goal to get Ruby 3 to be 3x faster than Ruby 2.

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@sosodev Thanks for the updated info!

[sosodev]

That README isn’t up to date. The benchmark has seen significant performance improvements since then.

https://benchmark-driver.github.io/benchmarks/optcarrot/comm...

[czbond]

I have been out of the ecosystem for a while, but use Ruby frequently. So the 3x3 is coming along? More up to date places I could see benchmarks or similar?

Note: I have been using Roda with Ruby 2 and it is pretty fast. Can't wait to see what it would be with 3x3.

[thatguyagain]

This might be a bit of a novice question, but will this affect the initializations of ActiveRecord objects in Rails anything?

For example, processing a large CSV file and inserting new rows in a database from it has always been extremely slow using Ruby/Rails unless you basically just write raw SQL that copies from the CSV and don't do any initializations of Rails models, #create, etc. I wonder if this will improve these things at all, but my guess is that it has to do with memory usage and not the speed of Ruby?