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rubidity-typed gem update - "zero-dependency" typed value and reference classes

Hello, for those one or two people interested in rubidity - a it’s just ruby version with 100%-compatible solidity types and abis - i updated the rubidity-typed gem that’s the foundation with with “zero-dependency” typed value and reference classes. it’s still (very) early. if anyone is interested in typed ruby (at runtime only; no static type-checker) i invite you to join the fun and let’s explore and learn together.

rubidity language design choices - classic vs more ruby-ish - you decide

Hello, as a follow up to rubidity gem - ruby for layer (l1) contracts / protocols language machinery i have started to collect notes on the new rubidity (blockchain) contract programming language that now has two styles - the original “classic” and the more ruby-ish update (i am working on). anyways, python has vyper¹ and now ruby will SOON! have rubidity for contract programming “on-chain” or “off-chain”. It’s still (very) early. I invite you to join the fun and let’s explore and learn together building a typed programming machinery in ruby (100% compatible with solidity types & abis). [more inside]

rubidity gem - ruby for layer (l1) contracts / protocols language machinery

Hello, as a follow up to rubidity-typed gem - “zero-dependency” type machinery for rubidity i have published the first rubidity gem itself (building on the rubidity-typed gem) that let’s you run rubidity contracts “off-chain” with plain old ruby interpreters. It’s still (very) early. I invite you to join the fun and let’s explore and learn together building a type (and contract / protocol blockchain) machinery in ruby.

re2 2.0.0: vendored RE2 & native gems

Following last week’s beta, version 2.0.0 of re2 (Ruby bindings to Google’s RE2 “fast, safe, thread-friendly” regular expression library) is now available from RubyGems. Unlike version 1, it no longer requires the underlying RE2 library to be installed separately as it is now vendored with the gem and precompiled, native gems are available for Linux, Windows and macOS. [more inside]

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