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Ruby shining on Java, Windows, and Mac OS

Implementations of the dynamic language leverage popular platforms to broaden its appeal.

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Ruby, DSLs and the free lunch that was not so free

The world of IT is embarking, I suspect, on a another period of language creation hype. This time, the hype epicenter is Ruby and the facilities it provides to create custom languages.

| Opinion | Development | 09/21/09 at 8:42 am |


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Ruby apps development readied for Android

Builders of the JRuby version of the Ruby programming language are working to enable development of Ruby-based business applications for the Android handheld platform.

| News | Development | Open Source | 09/14/09 at 8:06 pm |


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Ruby use grows in developer survey

According to an Evans Data survey, use of Ruby has jumped 40 percent since last year.

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Older Ruby line gets new maintainer

Engine Yard, which has offered services for the Ruby language and Ruby on Rails, has taken over maintenance responsibilities for an older release of the language.

| News | Development | 05/21/09 at 8:10 pm |


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