infraruby

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by infraruby 12y ago
No. You could use a bytecode compiler (Excelsior JET or RoboVM, for example).
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by infraruby 12y ago
> let's have a static typed language with Ruby syntax InfraRuby (at http://infraruby.com/live ) is a statically typed Ruby compiler: valid InfraRuby programs are valid Ruby programs.
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by infraruby 12y ago
+1 for "ascii txt version" too! You'd need that to apply at http://infraruby.com/jobs
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by infraruby 12y ago
> or have parallel typechecked and not implementations InfraRuby (at http://infraruby.com/live ), compatible with Ruby interpreters, is typechecked.
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by infraruby 12y ago
You can do metaprogramming in Ruby without using the reflection features of the language: http://infraruby.com/blog/ruby-metaprogramming-with-s-expres... http://infraruby.com/blog/the-structure-of-
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by infraruby 12y ago
You might like to check out InfraRuby for ideas. It's a compiler for statically typed Ruby, compatible with Ruby interpreters. Free download at http://infraruby.com/
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Ruby metaprogramming with s-expressions(infraruby.com)
1 points by infraruby 12y ago|0 comments
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by infraruby 12y ago
Thanks for the downvotes! In case it's not obvious, this is a free download (follow the "Installation" link). A major update will be released next week! InfraRuby compiles Ruby with type annotations to ordinary Java classfile
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by infraruby 12y ago
> I would love being able to write ruby instead of java You can do that with InfraRuby ( http://infraruby.com/ ) if you don't mind writing type annotations.
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by infraruby 12y ago
Ruboto uses JRuby which has a long start up time.
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Compiler for Ruby on the JVM(twitter.com)
1 points by infraruby 13y ago|0 comments
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by infraruby 13y ago
> Is this actually type safe The type system is roughly the same as in Java, and, as in Java, there are ways around the type system. > or type safe up until you include an untyped gem and the whole thing becomes indeterminate? The com
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by infraruby 13y ago
> I would love a compiled, statically typed Ruby http://infraruby.com/ is a compiled, statically typed subset of Ruby, compatible with Ruby interpreters.