Nobody understands the GIL
Nobody understands the GIL Published on June 12, 2013 by Jesse Storimer Throughout most of my time in the Ruby community, MRI's infamous GIL has been an elusive creature for me. This is a story about thread safety, and finally catching that elusive creature to get a good look at it. The first time I heard mention of the GIL, it had nothing to do with how it worked, what it did, or why it existed.
Lessons Learned Getting Other People to Sell My Ebook
Lessons Learned Getting Other People to Sell My Ebook Published on October 15, 2012 by Jesse Storimer Ten months ago I launched an ebook about Unix programming for Ruby developers. In the 6 months since my last ebook income report I've managed to double my revenue. This is despite taking a vacation, reducing marketing efforts to effectively zero, and working on a new ebook. This is mostly thanks t
The Hungry Programmer
The Hungry Programmer Published on January 09, 2012 by Jesse Storimer Programming is a lot like eating. Tonight I was hungry. I wasn't at home. I couldn't go to the kitchen for a snack. I looked around and saw only McDonald's across the street. Then I was struck with the same dilemma that I face whenever I leave the comfort of my own home for any decent spread of time: Do I eat crappy food now and
Working With... - Jesse Storimer
On this site you'll find free access to three ebooks that aim to introduce Ruby programmers to system programming. More background Between 2011-2016 I published and sold these ebooks on jstorimer.com. The content has not been updated in quite some time and I have no intention to do so in the near future. It's being shared here for free for anyone who wishes to read it. The content may be out of da
The rails command and exec(2)
The rails command and exec(2) Published on December 20, 2011 by Jesse Storimer TL;DR: The sole job of the rails command that ships with the rails gem is to exec ./script/rails in your Rails project. Combine that with Aaron's PSA and that can be considerable overhead. You should use ./script/rails instead of rails. Ah, the rails command. Chances are that if you're writing Ruby code: you're using th
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