Ruby Changes
- Ruby 3.0 - Dec 25th, 2020
- Ruby 3×3 - Ruby 3 Will Be 3 Times Faster
- Ruby 2.7 - Dec 25th, 2019
- Ruby 2.6 - Dec 25th, 2018
- Ruby 2.5 - Dec 25th, 2017
Open Data Sources:
ruby30.yml,
ruby3x3.yml,
ruby27.yml,
ruby26.yml,
ruby25.yml - Updates Welcome - Yes, You Can!
Ruby 3.0 - Dec 25th, 2020 - What’s News?
An awesome collection about ruby 3.0 news:
First stable release in the Ruby 3.0 series
Official changes since the 2.7.0 release
by Jan Lelis, Idiosyncratic Ruby
by Victor Shepelev, Ruby References
by Nithin Bekal, Programmer from Ottawa @ Shopify
by Akhil Gautam, Datt Dongare, et al @ BigBinary
by Takashi Kokubun
by Vladimir Dementyev @ Evil Martians
by Brandon Weaver
by Wander Hillen
by Thomas Leitner, HexaPDF
by Noah Gibbs
ruby30.yml)
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Ruby 3×3 - Ruby 3 Will Be 3 Times Faster - What’s News?
Q: What’s 3×3?
3×3 => Ruby 3 will be 3 times faster in 2020
Ruby 3 - the next major update of ruby (planed for 2020) will be 3 times (3×) faster than Ruby 2.
Note: The baseline for Ruby3×3 is 2.0 so all the improvements in 2.x will count toward the 3× goal.
Q: What’s OptCarrot?
A Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) emulator written in Ruby - running with 60 frames per seconds (fps) in Ruby 3 in 2020
An “enjoyable” benchmark for rubies to drive “Ruby 3×3: Ruby 3 will be 3 times faster”.
The benchmark is a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) emulator that works at 20 frames per seconds (fps) in Ruby 2.0. An original NES works at 60 fps. If Ruby 3×3 succeeds, we can enjoy NES games with ruby!
NOTE: We do not aim to create a practical NES emulator. There are many great emulators available today. We recommend using another emulator if you want to play a game.
(Source: optcarrot @ GitHub)
Benchmark example
See Rubies Benchmark with Optcarrot for the measurement condition and some more charts.
Articles
An awesome collection about ruby 3×3 news, benchmarks and more:
incl. Ruby Core, Ruby Method, Method JIT (MJIT), and Optcarrot Benchmarks
by Koichi Sasada, Cookpad, April 2018, Talk @ RubyElixirConf Taiwan
by Takashi Kokubun, Treasure Data, April 2018, Talk @ RubyElixirConf Taiwan
by Takashi Kokubun, Treasure Data, March 2018
by Vladimir Makarov, Red Hat, March 2018
by Noah Gibbs, Appfolio, March 2018
by Benoit Daloze, Oracle Labs @ Johannes Kepler University, Feb 2018
by Takashi Kokubun, Treasure Data, Feb 2018
by Shannon Skipper, Square, Feb 2018
by Takashi Kokubun, Treasure Data, Feb 2018, Tech Talk @ Treasure Data Open Source Software (OSS) Day
by John Hawthorn, Feb 2018
JIT worker thread, profiler, gcc/clang compiler support, loading function from shared object file, some hooks to ensure; Dec 2017
by Noah Gibbs, Appfolio, Dec 2017
by Noah Gibbs, Appfolio, Dec 2017
by Takashi Kokubun, Treasure Data, Nov 2017, Talk @ RubyConf 2017
by Vladimir Makarov, Red Hat, Sept 2017, Talk @ RubyKaigi 2017 on Register Transfer Language (RTL) and Method JIT (MJIT)
by Noah Gibbs, Appfolio, Sept 2017
by Benoit Daloze, Oracle Labs @ Johannes Kepler University, Nov 2016
On the guild proposal, just-in-time (JIT) compilation the future of ruby performance by Jonan Scheffler, Heroku, Nov 2016
ruby3x3.yml)
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Ruby 2.7 - Dec 25th, 2019 - What’s News?
An awesome collection about ruby 2.7 news:
First stable release in the Ruby 2.7 series
Official changes since the 2.6.0 release
by Jan Lelis, Idiosyncratic Ruby
by Nithin Bekal, Programmer from Ottawa @ Shopify
ruby27.yml)
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Ruby 2.6 - Dec 25th, 2018 - What’s News?
An awesome collection about ruby 2.6 news:
First stable release in the Ruby 2.6 series
Official changes since the 2.5.0 release
by Jan Lelis, Idiosyncratic Ruby
by Nithin Bekal, Programmer from Ottawa @ Shopify
Early 2.6.0 preview release incl. just-in-time (JIT) compiler; to use add `--jit` to the command line - Feb 2018
MJIT infrastructure means: JIT worker thread, profiler, gcc/clang compiler support, loading function from shared object file, some hooks to ensure JIT does not cause SEGV, etc...
ruby26.yml)
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Ruby 2.5 - Dec 25th, 2017 - What’s News?
An awesome collection about ruby 2.5 news:
First stable release in the Ruby 2.5 series
Official changes since the 2.4.0 release
by Jan Lelis, Idiosyncratic Ruby
by Nithin Bekal, Programmer from Ottawa @ Shopify
by Junichi Ito, Ruby programmer @ SonicGarden.jp
by Tom Lord, Software Developer from London
by Jesus Castello, Ruby Guides
by Noah Gibbs, Appfolio
by Michał Łomnicki
by Michał Łomnicki
by Amit Choudhary, Mohit Natoo et al @ BigBinary
by Nimmy Vipin, Red Panthers
by Thomas Leitner, HexaPDF
by Kir Shatrov, Production Engineer @ Shopify
by Rodrigo Ponce de León, Ruby developer @ WyeWorks
ruby25.yml)
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