Rubinius 2.0 Released With New Level of Release Commitment

Posted on Monday, October 7, 2013 by STUART PARKERSON, Global Sales

Love Ruby programming, then you'll love Rubinius (an implementation of Ruby designed for concurrency using native threads to run Ruby code on all the CPU cores.) Now in version 2.0 Rubinius is set to insure Ruby programming stays in focus among the plethora of other languages to choose from. While there are many changes in version 2.0 one of the more notable is a new level of release commitment by the development team.

'Every week or so, we'll release a version of Rubinius. We are not following a pre-determined release schedule. We will continue to keep the master branch extremely stable, as we have done for years.'

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