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		<title>Ruby on Rails alternative implementation</title>
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<p>JRuby, YARV, Rubinius, and IronRuby are some of the alternative implementation of the Ruby language as of 2008 with each of them taking a diverge approach.</p>
<p>&#8220;JRuby&#8221; One of the strong features of JRuby is its capacity to invoke the classes of the Java Platform considering that it is a Java implementation of the Ruby and is closely incorporated with Java.<br />
&#8220;YARV &#8221; an acronym for Yet Another Ruby VM, it is a bytecode interpreter developed for the Ruby programming language with the goal of trimming down the execution time of Ruby programs<br />
&#8220;Rubinius&#8221; it is clean, understandable code that is easy for users to comprehend and extend. It is a virtual machine and compiler for Ruby.<br />
&#8220;IronRuby&#8221; an approaching implementation of the Ruby programming language that targets Microsoft .Net framework</p>
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