Writing Ruby gems with Rust and Helix
For the last couple of years I've been hearing how Rust can be useful to write faster Ruby gems. Last year, when Godfrey Chan gave his presentation about rewriting String#blank? with Rust, I was enthusiastic 😻 to try it out, but I failed miserably. It was too early to experiment with it. This year, Godfrey and Yehuda Katz talked again about this topic, announcing the version 0.5.0 of Helix: a bri
Helix: Native Ruby Extensions Without Fear
#[macro_use] extern crate helix; ruby! { class Console { def log(string: &str) { println!("LOG: {:?}", string); } } } $ irb >> require "console" >> Console.log("I'm in your Rust") LOG: "I'm in your Rust" BLAZING FAST Helix lets you offload performance-critical code to Rust without leaving your Ruby workflow. class CountWordsController < ApplicationController def index # WordCount is written in Rus
GitHub - tildeio/helix: Native Ruby extensions without fear
âš ï¸ Deprecated âš ï¸ Sadly, we have made the decision to deprecate this project. While we had hoped to bootstrap the project to a point where it could flourish as a community project, unfortunately we ran into a number of roadblocks along the way, along with the need for significant architectural overhaul. While these issues are solvable on a technical level, doing so correctly requires more resources
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