Quiet and Versatile Rubyist: Using the Tools You've Got
summary
Built an internal social site for Bosch and deploys it to IBM WebSphere on Windows, hits a JRuby AOT regression where generated Java method names fail on the IBM JDK, and fixes JRuby with a patch. Uses warbler AOT compile, DataMapper and has to ship an Oracle JDBC fork to work around driver and proxy classloading quirks. Cannot access logs or serve uploads directly so Rack::Static and workarounds carry the project to production and JRuby proves pragmatic.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:28Freedom and constraints
- 9:59Negative freedom dangers
- 14:16JRuby at Bosch case study
- 25:52Conclusions and versatility
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