Comment by ecshafer 3 years ago Ruby on Rails is plenty fast, especially with Turbo. The biggest RoR speed drop is n+1 queries imo. 1 comment ecshafer Reply viraptor 3 years ago Which is not a RoR issue. You get those accidentally if you write plain SQL as well. (Actually passing the AR query fragments makes the n+1 easier to avoid in complex situations)
viraptor 3 years ago Which is not a RoR issue. You get those accidentally if you write plain SQL as well. (Actually passing the AR query fragments makes the n+1 easier to avoid in complex situations)
Which is not a RoR issue. You get those accidentally if you write plain SQL as well. (Actually passing the AR query fragments makes the n+1 easier to avoid in complex situations)