Thanks! Indeed, I've been maintaining (on the long term) Ruby-based ETL jobs since 2006 (written in activewarehouse-etl at the time), and I've been fairly happy

Thanks! Indeed, I've been maintaining (on the long term) Ruby-based ETL jobs since 2006 (written in activewarehouse-etl at the time), and I've been fairly happy with the overall return on investment and quality that I could reach (e.g.: unit-testing on ETL transforms ftw!). Note that Kiba is (on purpose) JRuby compatible and that I will demonstrate how to call Java classes in that context for faster processing. Stay tuned :-)