Nadia and Saron start Chapter 3 of Ruby Under A Microscope, which explores the step after compilation: code execution.

Nadia and Saron finish off Chapter 2 of 'Ruby Under A Microscope', looking at the Local Table.

Nadia and Saron interview Pat Shaughnessy, author of Ruby Under A Microscope, about writing the book, what got him interested in Ruby internals, and why Ruby is still one of his favorite languages.

Links
"Simple Ain't Easy, but Hard Ain't Simple: Leaving Clojure for Ruby" blog post

Nadia and Saron continue on with Chapter 2. They look at how Ruby compiles a simple script and compiling a call to a block.

Nadia and Saron continue with Chapter 1 and dig into parsing. They also take a look ahead at Chapter 2, which covers compilation.

Nadia and Saron continue with Chapter 1 of "Ruby Under A Microscope". They explore parsing in more detail, looking at the LALR algorithm and Ruby's grammar rules.

Nadia and Saron start a brand new book, "Ruby Under A Microscope" by Pat Shaughnessy. They review the Foreword, Introduction, and start Chapter 1 which is about tokenization and parsing.

Nadia and Saron finish Chapter 6 of Refactoring Ruby. They discuss Isolate Dynamic Receptor and Move Eval from Runtime to Parse Time.

In this rebroadcast, Nadia and Saron interview Sandi Metz and Katrina Owen on their book 99 Bottles of OOP.

Nadia and Saron continue with Chapter 6 discussing Dynamic Method Definition and Replace Dynamic Receptor with Dynamic Method Definition.

Links

rubylearning.com blog post on Method Missing