Kyle Cordes

I’m in the habit, and we (Oasis Digital) are in the habit, of having a lot of irons in the fire: many features in progress (in development) at a time, working a bit on each. There are good reasons to do this – for example, it helps keeps a team engaged, it avoids being “stuck” […]

I’ve been using Ruby sporadically for some time, including in a bit of production code (in which it is running well), but the apparent lack of progress toward a more modern VM for Ruby makes it harder to get more deeply involved. On the one hand, today’s Ruby interpreter/runtime is sufficiently good to build very […]