From: Charles Oliver Nutter <Charles.O.Nutter@...>
Date: 2006-10-06T12:05:49+09:00
Subject: RubySpec Wiki in full swing

To help us alternative Ruby implementers keep our sanity, I've had a 
wiki up for several weeks to see if it would work for gathering 
documentation and information on the Ruby language, libraries, runtime, 
and implementations. I hope for it to eventually cover everything from 
quirks in the C and Java implementations to specifications for DRb and 
marshaling (which is starting to come along, btw).

I know you all would be a huge help in filling it out. It's starting to 
gather steam and gains new contributors every day. I think this is the 
best way to build out a community-driven specification of what Ruby 
really is...a continuously evolving specification that can be a 
day-to-day reference for both new and experienced Ruby programmers.

The wiki is hosted on my site for now:

http://www.headius.com/rubyspec

Won't you folks (experts and nubys alike) contribute a bit on your 
favorite language feature, library, or implementation quirk? You'll be 
my hero if you do!

-- 
Charles Oliver Nutter, JRuby Core Developer
headius@headius.com -- charles.o.nutter@sun.com
Blogging at headius.blogspot.com