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Forum posts by Sam Aaron:Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, May 21, 2008, 3:30 AM
So, a date has been set for my viva: 9.30am on Friday the 7th of December. My fate will be sealed upon that morning. The thought is exciting yet scary. Wish me luck!
Posted in All Buzz Forum, May 21, 2008, 1:30 AM
Wowsers, so you went ahead and got Rubinius working on your machine. You played about with sirb, and sighed at the beauty of the coloured error reports. What more in life could you want? Well, you’re reading this, so you must want more. So, before we can go anywhere, we need to have a look round and explore the structure of the project...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, May 21, 2008, 1:30 AM
Wowsers, so you went ahead and got Rubinius working on your machine. You played about with sirb, and sighed at the beauty of the coloured error reports. What more in life could you want? Well, you’re reading this, so you must want more. So, before we can go anywhere, we need to have a look round and explore the structure of the project...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, May 20, 2008, 11:31 PM
So, you cloned and compiled Rubinius, had a tinker about, chatted to people in #rubinius and found out that they just added a cool new feature that you’re just dying to check out. Problem is, you’ve probably not got much experience with git, and you’re wondering “how do I update to the latest version?”. Wonder no...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, May 20, 2008, 11:30 PM
So, you cloned and compiled Rubinius, had a tinker about, chatted to people in #rubinius and found out that they just added a cool new feature that you’re just dying to check out. Problem is, you’ve probably not got much experience with git, and you’re wondering “how do I update to the latest version?”. Wonder no...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, May 20, 2008, 9:30 PM
OK, so you saw Evan Phoenix’s talk at RailsConf in Berlin on Rubinius, and you just had to get a piece of that action. After all, there’s Ruby everywhichway, the error reporting is both beautiful and useful, it’s already mostly faster than mri1, and the optimisation process has hardly started. Oh, let’s also not forget...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, May 20, 2008, 9:30 PM
OK, so you saw Evan Phoenix’s talk at RailsConf in Berlin on Rubinius, and you just had to get a piece of that action. After all, there’s Ruby everywhichway, the error reporting is both beautiful and useful, it’s already mostly faster than mri1, and the optimisation process has hardly started. Oh, let’s also not forget...
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