Ruby, Concurrency, and You
A big topic in the world of Ruby this year has been how to get more out of Ruby, specifically, how to get more done in parallel. The topic of concurrency, though, is one fraught with misunderstanding. This is largely due to the complexities of not only thinking about multiple things at once, but the limitations of Ruby implementations and operating systems. In this article, I’ll lay the groundwork
JRuby on Windows
Did you know that JRuby on Windows had no dependencies? You don’t even need Java installed. You don’t need another Ruby installed. You can run our installer and be creating Rails applications or Ruby GUI applications immediately. ##Well Duh! Micah Martin created a Windows installer for JRuby that made JRuby much easier to install. A new user can double click on the installer, get their PATH config
Rails 3 Beta is Out -- A Retrospective
The Rails team has finally released the Rails 3 beta, after more than a year since the Rails and Merb teams started working on this release. You can read all about it at the official Rails blog, but I figured I’d take the opportunity to share my take on the release. First of all, you’re probably sick of hearing this, but we’ve done far, far more than we ever expected. A lot of that happened in the
Rails and Merb Merge: The Anniversary (Part 1 of 6)
A year ago today, we announced that Rails and Merb would merge. At the time, there was much skepticism about the likelihood of the success of this endeavor. Indeed, The most common imagery invoked by those who learned about our plans was a unicorn. At RailsConf last year (well into the effort), both DHH and I used unicorns in our talks, poking fun at the vast expectations we’d set, and the apparen
Key-Value Stores in Ruby: The Wrap Up
This last article in our key-value series will briefly cover a few interesting topics that could each have had full articles of their own. This means that if they seem interesting to you, follow the links that I provide to get more information on them. Lastly, I’ll wrap up by introducing Moneta, written by Yehuda Katz, which provides a unified API for a wide variety of different Key-Value Stores.
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