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SE-Radio-Episode-266:-Charles-Nutter-on-the-JVM-as-a-Language-Platform

Aug 16, 2016
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
Is There a Taxonomy for JVM Languages?
03:39 • 2min
3
Sun Microsystems and Oracle JVM Support
05:22 • 2min
4
JRuby on the JVM
07:31 • 2min
5
JRuby - A Brief History
09:18 • 2min
6
JRuby 9000 - What's the Difference?
10:56 • 3min
7
JRuby Implementation vs a Native Runtime?
13:28 • 2min
8
Ruby 2.2 - Is the JVM a Platform Agnostic?
15:10 • 3min
9
Is JRuby Written in Java?
17:56 • 2min
10
JRuby - The Best Way to Run Ruby on Windows?
20:10 • 2min
11
Thread Safety in Ruby Libraries
22:40 • 2min
12
JRuby Performance Compared to CRuby?
24:24 • 3min
13
Ruby or Java Framework?
27:07 • 2min
14
What Is Mira?
28:47 • 2min
15
JRuby Compiler
30:58 • 4min
16
The Advantages of Having a JVM Interpreter
34:46 • 2min
17
JRuby 9000: Invoke Dynamic Invocations
36:18 • 3min
18
Invoke Dynamically to Improve Performance
39:13 • 2min
19
Java 8 Lambdas and JRuby 9000?
41:33 • 2min
20
Java 8 Lambda - What's the Problem?
43:20 • 2min
21
Interoperability Between Java and JRuby
45:45 • 2min
22
Is the Existence of Other Languages on the JVM Helping Java?
47:42 • 2min
23
JVM Languages
49:38 • 4min
24
Java and the JVM as a Language Platform?
53:36 • 2min
25
Software Engineering Radio Podcast - Charles Anderson
55:51 • 2min