From: Daniel Berger Date: 2009-04-01T21:01:20+09:00 Subject: Re: Move over, Phusion, here comes the *real* Enterprise Edition! Michael Neumann wrote: > hemant wrote: > >> 2009/4/1 Jörg W Mittag : >>> Hi! >>> >>> I just learned about another new Ruby Implementation. This one is >>> called "Blue Ruby" and it is developed by SAP Labs in Palo Alto. >>> It's – are you all sitting down? – a Ruby Implementation for the ABAP >>> Virtual Machine, written in ABAP. >>> >>> There seem to be some similarities with MacRuby, in that Blue Ruby >>> attempts a very tight integration with the ABAP call stack, so that >>> two-way integration is totally seamless. >>> >>> According to the technical whitepaper, Blue Ruby currently (as of >>> 2009-03-27, i.e. four days ago) passes 70.2% of RubySpec (88.8% >>> language, 67.2% core library), which I find quite impressive. Blue >>> Ruby is yet another Ruby Implementation that has received a >>> significant development boost from RubySpec and ruby_parser. Kudos to >>> the Rubinius community! >>> >>> You can find more information about Blue Ruby here: >>> >>> >>> >>> The technical whitepaper is here: >>> >>> > b29c-f0a3374b19d8> >>> And an introductory blog entry is here: >>> >>> >>> >>> BTW: If I counted correctly, we can soon celebrate the 30th Ruby >>> Implementation! >> It must be an April fool joke. If a new implementation doesn't >> accompany screaming benchmark numbers reported by antoniocangiano, its >> vaporware. It doesn't exist. Forget about it. > > It's not an April fool! The information came up a lot earlier than today, > it's just that the posting was very unluckily timed :). Read the whitepaper > and you'll notice that it's "real". > > Regards, > > Michael I thought it was an April Fool's joke because all the links are dead to me: Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain Regards, Dan