週刊Railsウォッチ（20170915）Ruby 2.4.2リリースで脆弱性修正、strong_migrations gemでマイグレーションチェック、書籍『Mastering PostgreSQL』ほか
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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
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Ruby 2.4 Performance Looking Good
There are some articles highlighting new features of the upcoming Ruby 2.4. I decided to run a basic benchmark comparing Ruby 2.4 to Ruby 2.3.3 and was pleasantly surprised. A few weeks ago I wrote about HexaPDF’s performance by running a benchmark that compares HexaPDF to various other tools in regards to optimizing the size of a PDF file. However, with this real-world benchmark I cannot only com
9 New Features in Ruby 2.4
Hello there. Thanks for visiting! My name is Jesus Castello, and I would like to help you become a world-class Ruby developer. If you would like to contact me (I don't bite!) you can find my contact info on the About page. It has become a tradition to release new Ruby versions on Christmas. And in this post I want to cover some of the most interesting changes in the next version so you can keep up
Ruby 2.4 unifies Fixnum and Bignum into Integer
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Ruby 2.4.0-preview3 リリース
Posted by naruse on 9 Nov 2016 Ruby 2.4.0-preview3がリリースされました. これはRuby 2.4.0に向けた3番目のプレビューリリースになります。 プレビューリリースとはRubyコミュニティのフィードバックを得るためにリリースされています。 何かお気づきの際は、Ruby 2.4.0をよりよくするためにRuby バグレポートガイドラインを参考にしてバグレポートや提案を送ってください。 Introduce hash table improvement by Vladimir Makarov 従来Rubyのハッシュテーブルの内部実装 (st_table) ではに双方向連結リストとチェイン法を用いた実装が使われていましたが、挿入順の配列にオープンアドレス法を用いることによる高速化が行われました。 この改善に際しては多くの方による議論が行われ、とりわ
Ruby 2.4 implements Enumerable#sum
It is a common use case to calculate sum of the elements of an array or values from a hash. 1 2[1, 2, 3, 4] => 10 3 4{a: 1, b: 6, c: -3} => 4 5 Copy 1 2> [1, 2, 3, 4].sum 3 #=> 10 4 5> {a: 1, b: 6, c: -3}.sum{ |k, v| v**2 } 6 #=> 46 7 8> ['foo', 'bar'].sum # concatenation of strings 9 #=> "foobar" 10 11> [[1], ['abc'], [6, 'qwe']].sum # concatenation of arrays 12 #=> [1, "abc", 6, "qwe"] 13 Copy U
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