Ruby-Core for Tenderfeet
summary
Shows concrete steps for getting a feature into ruby-core: open a ticket (link it to the meeting agenda), add an agenda item for the developer meeting, and ping ruby-core@ruby.org when a release blocker appears. Cites tooling and outputs: ardoc improvements, an arock data workflow to publish docs, inline translation support and a contributor metrics script. Notes process realities — almost 100 committers, yearly releases with minor Christmas bumps — and recommends using trunk and filing focused, runnable patches.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:08Overview
- 4:08Ruby
- 7:03Types of Contributors
- 10:32The Team
- 11:30The Companies
- 12:24The Code Base
- 16:21RubyKiky
- 17:39Language Barrier
- 21:33Getting Your Point Across
- 24:39Roadmap
- 27:41Docs
- 27:54Japanese Docs
- 29:28Questions
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