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Asked: 2026-05-16T17:03:56+00:00

I’ve spent the last 9 months using Ruby on Rails exclusively. I’ve been asked

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I’ve spent the last 9 months using Ruby on Rails exclusively.

I’ve been asked to join project and they are currently using Struts with Tomcat. I’ve done Java in the past and vowed never to go back for several reasons. They are currently having trouble finding people who know Java or are willing to join a project that uses it. (This is without pay but has potential)

I just don’t think in the long run that I could tolerate Struts and if they need what Java as a platform offers like security and scaling, then they could migrate over to jRuby later on.

I’d like to hear what you guys think.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I disagree that Java (JRuby) offers security or scaling intrinsically. The performance is very close to C based interpreters. What you do get is the ability to use Java classes within your application. If the project has a need to use a specific Java library, or if the deployment stack must be Java, I’d definitely recommend JRuby (on Rails). Otherwise, expect similar results in a jRuby on Rails application as any other Ruby on Rails application.

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