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Ko1 at RubyConf 2014: Massive Garbage Collection Speedup in Ruby 2.2 Today at RubyConf 2014, Koichi Sasada (Ko1) gave a detailed description of some massive speedups that are going to be released as part of Ruby 2.2. In addition to some minor changes to APIs and internal code cleanups, the the big wins for Ruby 2.2 appears to be a series of performance optimizations: a massive speedup of the perfo
We’re at RubyConf 2014, where Matz has just given his keynote, focusing on the future of the Ruby language. Matz presented a few major ideas for the next version of Ruby, including improvements in concurrency support, and JIT compilation (which he said might result in a 2x-4x speedup…maybe), but he spent most of the talk going into the details of how Ruby might go about implementing static typing.
Today we’re exicted to release our browser addons for Chrome and Firefox. These do a few cool things to make your life as a Ruby developer much easier: They add an Omniref “instant result” box to your Google searches. This is pretty awesome when you kinda-sorta know the name of that one gem or method — just type it into your omnibar, and if we have something relevant, it will appear to the right o
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Like most of the Ruby community, we were pretty excited by the move to generational garbage collection in Ruby 2.1. The new approach promised for shorter GC pauses and better overall performance, and for most of us, it seems to be living up to that promise. But there are still some serious flaws with the way that memory is managed in Ruby, and you should be aware of these flaws if you’re running a
Omniref is Closed As of January 2017, we've shut down Omniref.com. Thank you for your support over the years. I've preserved the most popular blog posts that I wrote for the site: Ruby Garbage Collection: Still Not Ready for Production What's the most popular Ruby library? Writing Extensions for Firefox is Barely Worth the Trouble Programmers are hipster librarians Making Ruby Faster Matz at RubyC
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