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Rails 1.1 Release

Posted 30 Mar 2006

As you probably know already, Rails 1.1 was released a few days ago.

We have worked hard to ensure that 1.1 performs on the same level as 1.0. For some cases, it performs significantly better than 1.0 (explanation will follow in a future post).

The following performance data table shows the speed difference for the fastest available configuration for my application.

page c1 totalc2 total c1 r/sc2 r/s c1 ms/rc2 ms/r c1/c2
/empty/index 7.861397.10545 636.0703.7 1.571.42 1.11
/welcome/index 8.387438.32744 596.1600.4 1.681.67 1.01
/rezept/index 8.870388.75717 563.7571.0 1.771.75 1.01
/rezept/myknzlpzl 8.861728.76325 564.2570.6 1.771.75 1.01
/rezept/show/713 22.2253020.12046 225.0248.5 4.454.02 1.10
/rezept/cat/Hauptspeise 25.2905124.70123 197.7202.4 5.064.94 1.02
/rezept/cat/Hauptspeise?page=5 25.9252825.40904 192.9196.8 5.195.08 1.02
/rezept/letter/G 25.0624224.96315 199.5200.3 5.014.99 1.00

You can find additional information and lots of performance data in the full report .

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