Reia Programming Language
Reia is a Ruby-like scripting language for the Erlang virtual machine. Reia brings you the best of both worlds between Ruby's friendly syntax, reflection, metaprogramming, and the amazing power of blocks, and Erlang's immense abilities for concurrency, distribution, hot code swapping, and fault tolerance. Reia's source code is available on Github. There are no releases and thus no direct download
The Unofficial Ruby Guide
Origin You may be interested to know that this document was originally written for internal use in the Operations department at Google. At the time, I was campaigning for the right to use Ruby on internal projects and I felt that a style and usage guide would probably assist in the battle for the language's acceptance, as the officially sanctioned languages at the time already had one. If nothing
Ask HN: Why Python over Ruby? | Hacker News
I would like to understand why Python is so much more popular than Ruby. Much of the software I've seen supports Python for scripting (e.g. Miro, OpenMoko, XBMC/Boxee), and people don't seem to care so much for Ruby. At the same time, people agree that Ruby is great for writing DSLs.I don't want a flame war or religious arguments. I would like to understand what made Python win in this space. Than
Getting started | Less.js
It's CSS, with just a little more. Use with Node.js: npm install -g less > lessc styles.less styles.css Or the browser: <link rel="stylesheet/less" type="text/css" href="styles.less" /> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/less" ></script> Or try the online playground ! 🆕 Less (which stands for Leaner Style Sheets) is a backwards-compatible language extension for CSS. This is the official do
DRuby - Home
Overview Diamondback Ruby (DRuby) is an extension to Ruby that aims to bring the benefits of static typing to Ruby without compromising the expressiveness of the language. The main features of DRuby are: Type inference: DRuby uses inference to model most of Ruby’s idioms as precisely as possible without any need for programmer intervention. Type annotations: Methods may be given explicit type anno
BiteScript 0.0.1 - A Ruby DSL for JVM Bytecode
Charles Oliver Nutter Java, Ruby, and JVM guy trying to make sense of it all I have finally released the first version of BiteScript, my little DSL for generating JVM bytecode. Install it as a gem with "gem install bitescript". require 'bitescript' include BiteScript fb = FileBuilder.build(__FILE__) do public_class "SimpleLoop" do public_static_method "main", void, string[] do aload 0 push_int 0 a
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Thread safety for your Rails
Rails 2.2 marks the first release of thread safe Rails. But “thread safety” alone, without any context, doesn’t mean shit. When people say Rails is “thread safe” ( or otherwise ), they usually refer to the dispatching process of Rails. Before 2.2, Rails dispatching looked like : Long story short, Rails can now serve multiple requests in more than one ruby threads ( or native threads if you’re on J
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Strangely, there’s no way to capture the output of p and store that string for later. There are multiple ways. The most obvious is s = obj.inspect (instead of p obj). The only reason to use a range operator like this, when it’s about as much typing to just say what you mean directly, is when you have a range that you’re passing around as a variable. === is the operator invoked for case. I'm pretty
Matzにっき(2008-03-03)
<< 2008/03/ 1 1. [Ruby] Ruby 1.9.0-1 snapshot released 2. 高木浩光＠自宅の日記 - 公開鍵暗号方式の誤り解説の氾濫をそろそろどげんかせんと 3. [Ruby] Lisa Awards: Biggest Hack for a Language Runtime on Dion Almaer's Blog 2 1. [教会] 第一安息日 3 1. [言語] CS 11: Python track: python idioms 2. [Ruby] Binary search algorithm - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 3. [OSS] Theological Cultural Analysis of the Free Software Movement 4. 小寺信良：正直、テレビはもうダメかも
Ruby Quiz
Quiz FAQ Is Ruby Quiz Still Active? Yes, but it's under new management and this is no longer the site for the current challenges. After running three years worth of quizzes, I retired as quizmaster and passed the project on to some loyal fans. New quizzes are still posted to the Ruby Talk mailing list so look for them there if you want to participate. The rest of these questions are left as they w
artima - Creating Printable Documents with Ruby
In this article, Austin Ziegler introduces the creation of a variety of types of documents with PDF::Writer for Ruby. This introduction covers basic creation, partial document generation and customization, and Rails-generated documents. Two years ago, Ruby had no cross-platform libraries to create PDF documents. There were three C library bindings written to work with existing libraries, but these
The Top 10 Reasons The Ruby Programming Language Sucks
The document discusses the importance of summarization techniques for processing large amounts of text data. It notes that automatic summarization systems aim to produce concise summaries while retaining the most important concepts and entities from the original text. The development of neural network models has improved the ability of systems to learn the salient content of documents and generate
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