Principal Ruby Platform Engineer (Remote - EST Timezone +/- 3 hours) - Interested in Fintech? Join our core team building the AI that will level the playing field for self-directed investors. I can't see it myself, but could we drop symbols from Ruby?Ī look at the basics of the Sidekiq job flow. These great organizations, with their shared goals, have decided to come together.
and Ruby Together is a younger organization that has focused on funding the development of tools like Bundler and RubyGems. Ruby Central + Ruby Together = The Future - Ruby Central is a 20-year old organization that has been fundamental in organizing events like Rub圜onf and RailsConf, providing grants, supporting the RubyGems project, etc. YJIT Just-In-Time Compiler Merged into CRuby - A month ago we linked to the proposal to merge YJIT (mentioned above too) into CRuby/MRI but here’s the actual pull request. Shortcut Puts the 'Can' in Kanban and the Agile in Agile - Whether you're a startup that iterates quickly by giving engineers a free pallet of Red Bull, or a large org that has strict ship dates to hit, Shortcut is the ideal solution for task management, bug tracking, iteration planning, and reporting. thesis, so she has a great and enthusiastic perspective on YJIT’s past, current state, and future. YJIT: Building a New JIT Compiler for CRuby - The JIT future of Ruby is YJIT, which is based on concepts from this author’s Ph.D.
_why was a prolific member of the Ruby community many years ago who wrote a popular introductory guide to the language, maintained several libraries, drew cartoons, and even wrote the foreword to my book for which I’ll be eternally grateful :-) _why is no longer in the Ruby scene(?) but their memory, work, and attitude live on.
What We Can Learn From _why, The Long Lost Developer - GitHub has done a lovely feature about a Rubyist whose name you might have encountered: why the lucky stiff.
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