9 New Features in Ruby 2.6
A new version of Ruby is coming with new features & performance improvements. Would you like to keep up with the changes? Let’s have a look! Endless Ranges Ruby 2.5 & older versions already support one form of endless range (with Float::INFINITY), but Ruby 2.6 takes this to the next level. The new endless range looks like this: (1..) This is different from a regular range because it doesn’t have a
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Ruby 2.6 adds String#split with block
Before Ruby 2.6, String#split returned array of split strings. In Ruby 2.6, a block can be passed to String#split (Link is not available) which yields each split string and operates on it. This avoids creating an array and thus is memory efficient. We will add method is_fruit? to understand how to use split with a block. 1def is_fruit?(value) 2%w(apple mango banana watermelon grapes guava lychee).
Ruby 2.6.0-preview2 Released
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New Class Naming Rules in Ruby
New Class Naming Rules in RubyThere were 26 valid characters. Now there are 1,853! In Ruby 2.5 and prior: It’s been a longstanding rule in Ruby that you must use a capital ASCII letter as the first character of a Class or Module name. This limited you to just these 26 characters: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ New in Ruby 2.6: In Ruby 2.6, non-ASCII upper case characters are allowed. By my count, that
Ruby 2.6 preview 1: Timing JIT — Engineering Blog
The new Ruby 2.6 preview 1 has JIT capability built in. Awesome! But it's still early. They say JIT doesn't help on Rails apps, for instance. Purely by coincidence, I happen to write a big concurrent Rails-based benchmark, which Takashi was hoping to see JIT results for. And I'm freshly back to part-time work after paternity leave. So how is its performance for Rails apps? Let's find out. (Disclai
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