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Line 82: ::::::I'd guess the "weird forking model" is they try to work in a single thread, to avoid any multithreading issues. The popularity seems only a question of usability (they don't ask modification of software or heavy configuration) and performance (benchmarks from Twitter or Deliveroo speaks about requests per seconds). The sources in the Unicorn and Puma article contains some hints about the adoption reasons. ::::::As I'm not a Ruby expert, I'd appreciate if you could review the articles to be sure they're readable. --[[User:Dereckson\|Dereckson]] ([[User talk:Dereckson\|talk]]) 13:04, 31 March 2018 (UTC) ~~== Relevance of old version sections? ==~~ I'm not sure what the sections that basically amount to release "cliffnotes" (''especially'' for the versions that are obsolete) add to this page. Is there a reason to include them? The table with version numbers and support status seems like it would suffice. [[User:Rubah\|rubah]] ([[User talk:Rubah\|talk]]) 05:28, 10 September 2016 (UTC) == Keep "differences"? ==

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