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Ruby 2.0 Stroll by Amir Friedman: Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard that Ruby 2.0 was released last month. In this talk we'll go through Ruby 2.0's new features and see what's the big fuss about.
Threads and Ruby (with a touch of Rails) by Lior Sion: Basic lecture on threads in Ruby (mostly MRI, although we will touch other implementations). What are threads, how there evolved in Ruby, issues we have with them today and how we deal with them. This is a first in a series of threads related talks, and it will cover the basics.
Hi, I have written a MACRUBY app that I wish to submit to the Mac OSX app store , but I find myself going around in circles trying to prepare it for submission. I am not sure how many icons I need , what the hell should the screenshot contain , which file contains the app description , etc etc etc.. Has anyone in the group done this process before and is ready to advise , tip , or refer me to some examples or concrete explanations of this process. I find Apple documentation lacking clarity and specification on this matter.
Many Thanks,
David Kramf
www.hirhur.com
April 4
As a follow up to Lior's talk I highly recommend reading the following two blog posts:
http://merbist.com/2011/10/03/a...
http://merbist.com/2011/02/22/c...![]()
4 · April 3
To the guy (sorry didn't catch your name) that asked me about books, I recommend reading:
Programming Ruby 1.9: The Pragmatic Programmers' Guide
(http://www.amazon.com/gp/produc...;
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and
Eloquent Ruby: http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?t=ru...![]()
3 · April 2
כמה עצות. נחמד אם המרצים יציגו את עצמם. היה כדאי להציג מושגים עליהם עומדים לדבר. כגון פייבר, פרוסס, תרד ולא ישר להתחיל עם מגורים.
מלבד זאת היה אחלה. תודה רבה
April 2
You can also get the code and the pdf for the Ruby 2.0 presentation here: https://github.com/ruby-undergro...![]()
The presentation is available here: https://speakerdeck.com/amirf/ru...![]()
Due to time constraints I've left some other interesting parts out that are worth checking, like the refactored TracePoint (Kernel#set_trace_func) http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-2....
with an all new OO API.
1 · April 2
@miki - to your question, fibers can't be called across threads so it doesn't need to be locked :) http://ruby-doc.org/core-1.9.3/...![]()
April 2
Few things I promised:
Ruby underground presentations github: https://github.com/ruby-undergro...![]()
my presentation with code: https://github.com/ruby-undergro...![]()
April 2
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