Distilling Mirah: Type Inference 10/05/2010 by R.J.
I walk through the type inferencing engine in the new JVM language: Mirah
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JRuby and Sinatra in 2 Minutes 07/17/2010 by R.J.
A lightning fast walkthrough of using the Sinatra micro-web-framework with JRuby as the platform.
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Distilling JRuby: Frames and Backtraces 03/15/2010 by R.J.
Part Four in my "Distilling JRuby" series talks about the techniques for generating frames and backtraces.
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JRuby "IO.foreach" Performance 11/03/2009 by R.J.
I recently did some contributor work with JRuby focusing on performance problems. Here's the story.
Distilling JRuby: The JIT Compiler 10/06/2009 by R.J.
Part Three in my "Distilling JRuby" series talks about a key figure in the performance of JRuby: The JIT Compiler
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Distilling JRuby: Tracking Scope 09/25/2009 by R.J.
Part Two in my "Distilling JRuby" series talks about how variable scope is tracked inside the JRuby runtime.
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JRuby 1.4 Plan Details Discussed 09/21/2009 by R.J.
The JRuby guys have some details on what they are planning for JRuby 1.4
Distilling JRuby: Method Dispatching 101 09/16/2009 by R.J.
Part One in my "Distilling JRuby" series covers the "basics" in method to method dispatching in JRuby
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JRubyConf Announced 09/14/2009 by R.J.
The JRuby team shares an exciting announcement about a conference dedicated to JRuby.
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Taking Advantage of Java in JRuby 09/09/2009 by R.J.
I show how you can use Java libraries in your Ruby application for the betterment of your sanity.