Heroku’s Next Chapter
Back in May, I wrote about my enthusiasm to be part of the Heroku story, and I remain just as passionate today about helping write the next chapter. I’ve had many customer meetings over the past few months, and the theme is consistent — you want to know where we are taking Heroku. We want to be clear: The priority going forward is to support customers of all sizes who are betting projects, careers
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Ruby Object Allocations
Your app is slow. It does not spark joy. This post will use memory allocation profiling tools to discover performance hotspots, even when they're coming from inside a library. We will use this technique with a real-world application to identify a piece of optimizable code in Active Record that ultimately leads to a patch with a substantial impact on page speed. In addition to the talk, I've gone b
MJIT: A Method Based Just-in-time Compiler for Ruby
Resources What is Heroku? Help Customers Careers Events Podcasts Compliance Center Heroku is for Developers CTOs Team Collaboration Startups Enterprises Agencies Students See More Languages Node Ruby Java PHP Python Go Scala Clojure See More Latest News from the Heroku Blog Heroku Blog Find out what's new with Heroku on our blog. More news View all blog posts I sat down with some Ruby friends in H
Ruby 2.4 Released: Faster Hashes, Unified Integers and Better Rounding
Resources What is Heroku? Help Customers Careers Events Podcasts Compliance Center Heroku is for Developers CTOs Team Collaboration Startups Enterprises Agencies Students See More Languages Node.js Ruby Java PHP Python Go Scala Clojure See More Latest News from the Heroku Blog Heroku Blog Find out what's new with Heroku on our blog. More news View all blog posts The Ruby maintainers continued thei
Ruby 3x3: Matz, Koichi, and Tenderlove on the future of Ruby Performance
Ruby 3x3: Matz, Koichi, and Tenderlove on the future of Ruby Performance At RubyKaigi I caught up with Matz, Koichi, and Aaron Patterson aka Tenderlove to talk about Ruby 3x3 and our path so far to reach that goal. We discussed Koichi’s guild proposal, just-in-time compilation and the future of Ruby performance. Jonan: Welcome everyone. Today we are doing an interview to talk about new features co
Announcing Heroku Free SSL Beta and Flexible Dyno Hours
Editor's Note: SSL Is Now Included on All Paid Dynos as of September 22, 2016 At Heroku, we want to make it easy for everyone to be able to learn and explore our service, and the related ecosystem of technologies, for free - be it student, professional developer, hobbyist or just curious individual. We view this as both part of our mission and our business model; it has never been a more interesti
Where Will Ruby Go Now? Talking with Tenderlove at RailsConf
Last week at RailsConf in Kansas City, Terence Lee and Richard Schneeman of Heroku’s Ruby Task Force sat down with the legendary Aaron Patterson (AKA tenderlove). Aaron has been working hard to make Ruby three times faster — a goal that Matz called Ruby 3x3. Along the way, Aaron has discovered that Ruby may face a hard decision. On one side, Ruby can continue to be the productive, general-purpose
Ruby 2.3 on Heroku with Matz
Happy Holidays from Heroku. Congratulations to the ruby-core team on a successful 2.3.0 release, which is now available on Heroku -- you can learn more about Ruby on Heroku at heroku.com/ruby. We had the pleasure of speaking with Matz (Yukihiro Matsumoto), the creator of Ruby and Chief Ruby Architect at Heroku, about the release. What’s New in Ruby 2.3: Interview with Matz Ruby releases happen eve
Introducing Heroku Private Spaces: Private PaaS, delivered as-a-Service
Introducing Heroku Private Spaces: Private PaaS, delivered as-a-Service As the world becomes more cloud-centric, and more of our apps and business depend on its capabilities, the trust, control and management of cloud services is more important than ever. Since the first days of Heroku — and Platform-as-a-Service in general — many companies have struggled to balance the impact and success of the c
Go support now official on Heroku
Today, we're excited to introduce Go as the newest officially supported language on Heroku. Over the last 2 years we’ve fallen in love with Go, an expressive, concise, clean, and efficient language with built-in concurrency, making it easy to write and maintain network services, microservices and high-traffic API endpoints. Now when writing Go you can leverage Heroku’s great developer experience a
Announcing Beta Dropbox Sync
Helping teams to collaborate on creating, shipping and operating great apps is a core Heroku value. People collaborating on Heroku apps are not all alike: Some spend all day in the terminal, others prefer using Heroku from a browser. That’s why we’ve built both a powerful CLI and a great Dashboard. Today, we’re adding beta support for Dropbox Sync to complement Git-based deployments. By adding Dro
Ruby 2.0.0 Now Default on All New Ruby Applications
Heroku provides an opinionated platform in order to help you build better applications. We give you a default version of Ruby to get you started, and give you a way to declare your version for total control. In the past creating an application would give you 1.9.2, starting today the default is 2.0.0. Ruby 2.0.0 is fast, stable, and works out of the box with Rails 4. Applications running on 2.0.0
Matz on Ruby 2.0 at Heroku's Waza
Matz, the creator of Ruby, spoke at Waza for the 20th anniversary of the language and the release of Ruby 2.0. If you weren't in the sold out crowd, not to worry. Information should flow free and experiences should be shared; in line with those concepts you can watch Matz's talk right here, then read about what's new in this version of Ruby and how to run it on Heroku. With slides available on spe
Ruby 2.0 Preview Available on Heroku
When Heroku first launched you could only use one version of Ruby: 1.8.6. As the Ruby implementation matured and improved, so did Heroku. We recently announced the ability to specify your ruby version on Heroku, and we are happy to announce the first preview-build of Ruby available: starting today you can use Ruby 2.0 preview1 on Heroku. Ruby 2.0 The Ruby core team has been hard at work on Ruby 2.
Matz氏がHerokuに入社
英語版はこちら（English version here）。 本日は、Herokuの歴史において非常に特別な日です ―― Rubyの作者、まつもとゆきひろ氏、Matzを、RubyのチーフアーキテクトとしてHerokuに迎えることになったのです。 ほとんどのプログラミング言語が計算効率を重視していた1993年、Matzは開発者の作業環境、満足度、生産性に重点を置いた言語を生み出したいと考えました。この考えはアジャイル（俊敏な）ソフトウェアメソドロジというトレンドに数年先立つものでした（たとえば2001年に発行されたAgile Software Manifesto）。 このユニークな考えに基づき、Matzは美しくエレガントな言語を生み出しました。この言語の熱心な支持者の数は着実に増加し、David Heinemeier Hansson氏のWebフレームワークRuby on Railsと言った後
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