By bloid
via blog.headius.com
Published: Oct 30 2008 / 10:01
After a long day fixing bugs, ya gotta hack on something frivolous once in a while.
I've started to play with a proof-of-concept branch that uses Rubinius's kernel (pure Ruby core class implementations) in replacement for our own (pure Java). Initially I've been playing with Hash, which is one of the few Rubinius core classes that does not have any "primitives" (native methods implemented in C++).
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