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by JohnBooty
920 days ago
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Two thoughts. 1. How did you evaluate performance? Did you let it run for a while in production? YJIT's improvements will be most visible over time. 2. If your web app's response times are dominated by database queries, then YJIT will do nothing for you. Even re-writing your app in assembly language won't help. All languages are equally fast when sitting around waiting for the database to response. ;-) That said, if your response times are dominated by db query wait times, maybe the async queries in Rails 7.x can offer you some very nice improvements. However, you will probably need to restructure (not rewrite, exactly, but restructure) your code to take advantage. Not the whole app, just the hot spots. https://www.shakacode.com/blog/rails-7-1-active-record-api-f... |
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