Daniel Bovensiepen Li

This articles was published on 2012-07-02 Five ways to execute mruby Ruby code is usually be interpreted. Even in the latest 1.9 release of CRuby, the code might be transformed into bytecode during interpretation, but the user always has to pass a clear text Ruby file to the Ruby program. (JRuby has actually an interesting feature of compiling but this isn’t a topic here.) With mruby there are now