jRuby

jRuby

JRuby 1.6 is compatible with Ruby 1.9, increasing speed and Windows capabilities.

JRuby 1.6, the latest version of the Ruby language variant for the Java Virtual Machine (Java Virtual Machine - JVM), entered the Release Candidate (RC) phase on Tuesday January 11, 2011 and is being called a release. The largest operating platform ever.

Featured in this upgrade is compatibility with version 1.9 of the Ruby language, which can provide Unicode capabilities for internationalization. " Perhaps the biggest benefit of Unicode is that when you're on the Internet, you're dealing with a lot of text encoding, and it's hard to do it" cleanly "with Ruby 1.8, " said Charles Nutter, a leader. JRuby project director at Engine Yard said. " Ruby 1.9 added a large number of language features over the past 2 years, and we finally caught up with it. Nutter described JRuby 1.6 as "the largest JRuby release we've ever released ".

JRuby 1.6 is open source and can be downloaded from the JRuby website, which also offers improved performance. " Like previous releases, each version of JRuby will run Ruby code a little faster than the previous version, " said Mr. Nutter. He estimates that performance has been increased from 5 to 10%.

Support for Windows has been improved in JRuby 1.6, with the JRuby team ensuring critical applications, such as the Ruby on Rails framework, run well on Windows as well as on a Unix system. Performance and compatibility have been improved.

JRuby 1.6 provides compatibility with WIN32OLE, allowing the use of Ruby to script components on Windows. Components may include business applications that require the OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) interface.

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