Ruby 4.0 revamps concurrency with new Ractor improvements (including Ractor::Port)
Ruby 4.0 introduces several improvements to Ractors, including Ractor::Port, making concurrent programming easier and more scalable.
GAURAV VARMA
Ruby 4.0 introduces several improvements to Ractors, including Ractor::Port, making concurrent programming easier and more scalable.
Ruby 4.0 introduces ZJIT, a next-generation JIT compiler, and Ruby::Box for isolated namespaces that improve performance and modularity.
Ruby 3.4 improves YJIT with better memory efficiency and faster execution, continuing Ruby’s focus on improving runtime performance.
Ruby 3.4 adds Happy Eyeballs v2 support to the socket library, improving connection speed and reliability when resolving IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
Ruby 3.4 introduces the `it` shorthand for block parameters and adopts Prism as the default parser, improving Ruby syntax handling and tooling.