Q&A With Matz
summary
Live Q&A covers concrete Ruby changes and how to use them: the release process favors experimental features that can stabilize later and a controversial pipe operator is withdrawn after community feedback the new async model hooks into an IO scheduler while fibers use an independent C stack so C extensions cooperate pattern matching uses deconstruct/deconstruct_keys protocols for objects static tooling relies on typeprof generates RBS signatures by running tests (abstract interpretation) and RBS supports handwritten generics and interface-like types for libraries
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 6:02Ruby Performance
- 17:09Static Types
- 21:15Basic Workflow
- 28:22Is There any New Ways That People Can Get Involved To Start Helping You Work on Ruby
