…rich client-side applications. While we have a strong understanding of how the server executes our code, we also need to have a deep understanding of how the client (browser) executes our code. Don't look at the browser as a black box, but instead start to look at it as a full operating system that your applications run in.
New Relic was proud to be a sponsor of GoGaRuCo 2012. And we're already counting down to GoGaRuCo 2013. See you there.
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: My Summer of (Open) Source
- Ruby Inside: JRuby Core Team Members Enebo and Nutter Moving to Red Hat
- igvita.com: Goliath: Non-blocking, Ruby 1.9 Web Server
- Headius: Building Ruboto: Precompiling Ruby for Android
- Videos related to 'Ruby on Rails vs Java - Commercial #1 of 9': Google I/O 2009 - JRuby & Ioke on Google App Engine for Java
- LoGeek's software blog: Using JRuby to prototype VST plugins
Aaron Patterson gave a talk at GoGaRuCo 2010 about the latest changes in Ruby 1.9.2′s standard library and one of the topics he spoke on was MiniTest. The Ruby community has been particularly innovative in the world of testing and Ruby 1.8′s Test::Unit library is circa 2003, providing nothing but the most basic testing API. Every Ruby project I've ever worked on has skipped Test::Unit and pulled in many different test gems (e.g. rspec, shoulda, mocha, flexmock) to provide …
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: This week in open source
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: Rails 3.2, Rails Tutorial, and Why You Should Learn Smalltalk
- blog.webandy.com | Andy Atkinson: 5 Productive Technologies for Rails
- Fingertips: Appsterdam Guru Session: Test Driven Development
- Developing with Style: 10 Reasons why Ruby is better than PHP - Reason #3
- Lessons Learned: Case Study: Continuous deployment makes releases non-events
While at GoGaRuCo this weekend, I finally made good on an experiment I had been thinking about for a while: a static compiler for Ruby . I thought I'd share it with you good people today.
First we have a simple Ruby script with a class in it:
We compile it with fastruby, and it produces two .java source files: Hello.java and RObject.java.
Hello.java implements the methods the Ruby class does in the script, and calls the same methods (with some mangling for invalid …
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: What to Expect in Rails 4.0 talk, EventMachine tutorial, and StrongParameters hit Edge Rails
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: And We're Live!
- RailsCasts: #376 JRuby Basics
- the evolving ultrasaurus: freedom in ruby and code
- Pragmatic Bookshelf: Using JRuby: Bringing Ruby to Java; new Podcast
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: How to Marshal Procs Using Rubinius
"Doing a refactoring that simplifies code is like playing a lottery that's rigged in my favor" @ sandimetz # GoGaRuCo
§ What's slowing down Mobile Facebook : tooling, scrolling, GPU.
§ Duidoku - tic-tac-toe meets sudoku.
§ Amazon reserved instance marketplace offers one more way to save money .
- High Scalability: 4 Reasons Facebook Dumped HTML5 and Went Native
Join us at GoGaRuCo this Friday and Saturday, September 14 - 15. The conference is always one of our favorites and we're excited to return as a Diamond sponsor for its fourth year.
GoGaRuCo features two days of in-depth technical sessions by some of the top talents in the Ruby development community. Speakers include:
- Mislav's blog: You're cuking it right
- has_many :through: Fifteen Protips for Conference Speakers
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: fog 2011 Halftime Show
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: Tokaido Status Update: Implementation Details
- Ryan Tomayko: AWK-ward Ruby
- Luigi Montanez: Ten Ruby Conferences (and Three Camps) in Eight Weeks
… Real Time Rack ". In San Francisco, at GoGaRuCo, I gave a presentation about " Smalltalk On Rubinius - or How To Implement Your Own Programming Language ". At this past year's RubyConf in New Orleans, I spoke about " Message in a Bottle " and last but not least I gave a presentation titled " Beyond Ruby " at RubyConf Argentina in Buenos Aires.
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: How to Marshal Procs Using Rubinius
- Blue Box Group: News: Rubinius Day
- Ruby Inside: The Why, What, and How of Rubinius 1.0's Release
- Programblings: Rubinius for the Layman, Part 3 - Try Rubinius in 20 minutes
- Phusion Corporate Blog: Phusion Passenger 2.2.14 released
- A Rubyist Railstastic Adventure: Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
In fact DHH, is one of the few counter-examples I can think of - after the first Gogaruco, when these concepts were explained to him he said roughly "Hmm, that makes sense, if you are already the minority in the room, and here for professional development or work, that wouldn't be very fair, to be forcefully exposed to something that highlights just how in the minority you are." When he did that I gained even more respect for him than when I got in a technical debate with him …
- Practicing Ruby: Issue #19: Thoughts on Mocking (1 of 2)
- Zerosum Dirt(nap): Railsconf 2009 Recap
…stable release. If there are no regressions I will be releasing 3.1.1 final next September 16th during GoGaRuCo.
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Allow asset tag helper methods to accept :digest => false option in order to completely avoid the digest generation. Useful for linking assets from static html files or from emails when the user could probably look at an older html email with an older asset. [ Santiago Pastorino]
Don't mount Sprockets server at config.assets.prefix …
…Shane Becker's Better Presentation Slides lightning talk from GoGaRuCo 2010 (at the 45:05 timecode).
Send your slides to the organizer. PDF is usually a good common denominator format, but including the original helps if your presentation has builds, video, etc. Sending multiple formats is great to cover all your bases. Some confs ask for your slides in advance, but that seems far less common these days when you don't have an A/V team running your slides for you, so …
- The Life Of A Radar: GoGaRuCo
- igvita.com: Intuition & Data-Driven Machine Learning
- : Headed out: What I've been up to June + Early July ‘09
- Smarticus: My workflow — the beginning
- Trevor Turk: Links for 10-21-10
- Mislav's blog: You're cuking it right
…check it out and submit some proposals!
And finally, if you need any encouragement to speak at GoGaRuCo, let me just say that we love our speakers. Speakers get to attend for free, get some special swag (last year we had hoodies), and get wined and dined at our speaker appreciation dinner. We also give you a Speaker Alumni discount to attend GoGaRuCo in future years, so you can keep coming back a bit more easily.
Go now and propose!
- Scottish Ruby Conference: CFP closes and registration opens
- omgbloglol: Ruby Hoedown MMX is open for business (and talk submission!)
- Article RSS Feed: December 2010 Meeting
- Luigi Montanez: Recapping the Ruby Hoedown
- Ryan Tomayko: AWK-ward Ruby
- Mislav's blog: You're cuking it right