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If I remember correctly, I think Sun hired JRuby d...
Anonymous · 2008-03-04T00:43:00
If I remember correctly, I think Sun hired JRuby developers sometime in late 2006. Just so that we are on same page about how much time it took for JRuby to the place it is now.
Aanonymous: You are right, I was a year out. How t...
Steve · 2008-03-04T00:58:00
Aanonymous: You are right, I was a year out. How time flies when you're enjoying yourself.
Interestingly it took Jim Hugunin quite a long time to get IronPython up to speed after he joined the CLR team at Microsoft. This may well be a measure of how long it takes to adapt the corporate culture to open source, in which case Jython developments may benefit from work already done for JRuby.
If I remember correctly, I think Sun hired JRuby d...
Anonymous · 2008-03-04T00:43:00
If I remember correctly, I think Sun hired JRuby developers sometime in late 2006. Just so that we are on same page about how much time it took for JRuby to the place it is now.Aanonymous: You are right, I was a year out. How t...
Steve · 2008-03-04T00:58:00
Aanonymous: You are right, I was a year out. How time flies when you're enjoying yourself.Interestingly it took Jim Hugunin quite a long time to get IronPython up to speed after he joined the CLR team at Microsoft. This may well be a measure of how long it takes to adapt the corporate culture to open source, in which case Jython developments may benefit from work already done for JRuby.
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