Tom Enebo

JRuby Meetup at LinkedIn Mountain View

After a successful JRuby Meetup in San Francisco after JavaOne last month, we've decided to put on another. This time we'll be taking the good times to the valley. The great folks at LinkedIn have offered up meeting space at their headquarters in Mountain View. Pizza, drinks and some great conversation will be provided. All you need to do is show up.

In-depth JRuby Q&A: What Makes JRuby Tick in 2010?

JRuby is undoubtedly the most mature of the alternative Ruby implementations. Supporting Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.1 (mostly!) and JIT compilation, JRuby is already in use in mission critical Ruby apps and runs scarily fast on the JVM. In this interview with JRuby core member, Charles Nutter, we dig deep into what makes JRuby tick.

Congratulations Are in Order!

Carl LercheNew Rails Core

22 Technology Posts of Summer

We’ve been pretty busy on the blog this summer reviewing some of the interesting technologies that the Ruby and Rails worlds are working with. We tried to mix in some introductory materials and some more advanced ones. In case you missed them, we thought we’d do a quick review, particularly since we’ve had quite an increase in blog readership over the Summer.

September Travels

It’s the start of another month, and another leg in the Engine Yard journey. Check out the schedule to see if we’ll be in your neighborhood this September!

RubyWorld

September 7-8 | Matsue, Shimane, Japan

Engine Yard’s Charles Nutter, Tom Enebo and Evan Phoenix will all be on hand to answer questions about all things Ruby.

NYC.rb

September 9 | New York City, NY

JRuby’s Future at Engine Yard

By now you’ve heard the news: Tom Enebo, Nick Sieger and I will be joining the Engine Yard team to work on JRuby! We’re very excited about this opportunity and we’re looking forward to a bright future for JRuby and the community.

Charlie Nutter on JRuby

It's taking a while to go through all the excellent talk proposals and try to fit in as many as possible into the schedule. In the mean time, I had a quick chat with Charlie Nutter, who will be speaking at the conference. Charlie is co-lead on the JRuby project.

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