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Ruby Conference 2008 -

Talkat RubyConf 2008 · 2008-11-06..11-08· [creative-coding]
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Ruby code compiles down into C++ with a Ruby2C step, then Ruby-to-C++ then avr-gcc/avrdude produces a hex uploaded by rake tasks to an AVR Arduino (only 64K), letting declarative calls like output pin 13 as led produce a blinking LED (hello world Blink). Live demos include servo-driven drum, one‑wire temperature→servo dial, and a relay‑controlled drink dispenser using windshield‑washer pumps; all hardware runs from serial commands and the demos work as shown. Kits cost as little as $5–$30.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 8:09Demo (Hello World)
  3. 15:14Demo (Hello Drum)
  4. 20:56Demo (Hello Heat)
  5. 24:40Hex Literals
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