Tips for Optimizing Rails on Oracle
2 commentsMy article Tips for Optimizing Rails on Oracle has been published on the Oracle Technology Network site! I can’t say how much i liked working on this.
I tried to synthesize in one place all that needs to be known to make the best from the two technologies and explained all of the tips in oracle-specific terms.
Rails on Oracle comes out as a good performer, but my only regret is that i did not have time to investigate (and maybe contribute back to the community) on adding proper bind variables support to ActiveRecord, which would have been the definitive optimization, but I see that the subject is being actively discussed on the core developers ML, so we may get there soon ;)
On the side, for those interested, I made “a Rails “version” of the HR schema that has been modified to directly comply with the common Rail conventions” [code here]
I hope that what i wrote there makes sense and I’d love to hear what you think!
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IT Experts Central » Optimizing Rails on Oracle May 20, 2007 · #
[...] Luca Mearelli of Spazidigitali, published an article in Oracle Technology Network about Tips for Optimizing Rails on Oracle . As you know Ruby has been the chosen as one of the the best programming language by Amazon Unspun, the Big 3 Search Engines and by CPU Benchmarks. Rails on Oracle comes out as a good performer, but my only regret is that i did not have time to investigate (and maybe contribute back to the community) on adding proper bind variables support to ActiveRecord, which would have been the definitive optimization, but I see that the subject is being actively discussed on the core developers ML, so we may get there soon [...]
Optimizing Rails on Oracle : IT Experts Central Sep 19, 2007 · #
[...] Luca Mearelli of Spazidigitali, published an article in Oracle Technology Network about Tips for Optimizing Rails on Oracle . As you know Ruby has been the chosen as one of the the best programming language by Amazon Unspun, the Big 3 Search Engines and by CPU Benchmarks. Rails on Oracle comes out as a good performer, but my only regret is that i did not have time to investigate (and maybe contribute back to the community) on adding proper bind variables support to ActiveRecord, which would have been the definitive optimization, but I see that the subject is being actively discussed on the core developers ML, so we may get there soon. [...]