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Rubinius - What Have You Done For Me Today?

Talkat RubyConf 2010 · 2010-11-11..11-13· [ruby]
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Rubinius hits 1.0 and promises concrete benefits not just promises: a VM with an API‑driven bytecode compiler that lets other languages like Fancy run on its bytecode, a profiler that pinpoints sleep vs CPU time, a query agent plus console to grab remote backtraces and trigger a heap dump, and instance‑variable layout changes that shrink a sample memory use from ~120MB to ~80MB. It runs Rails 2.3 and tracks Rails 3 head and aims for 1.9 and full concurrency.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:00Rubinius?
  3. 1:54Compatibility
  4. 2:41Spin Off Projects
  5. 3:35Technology Efficient Memory Layout
  6. 7:08Developers!
  7. 7:22Build tools around APIs
  8. 7:56Example
  9. 9:33Focus on Developers
  10. 10:03Tools born from need
  11. 10:32Improve an Algorithm
  12. 12:54Sum of user and system
  13. 20:09Slow / hung process
  14. 26:47Memory Footprint
  15. 29:33Complete Heap Layout
  16. 30:10Future Feature Tracking allocation sites
  17. 31:50Windows
  18. 32:23Full Concurrency
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