3月20日にリリース予定のJDK10では12のJEPが提案され、実装/実現される見通しです。今回注目の新機能はJEP286: Local-Variable Type Inference- ローカル変数の型省略(var記法)です。このセッションではこのJEPの解説を中心に、その他主なJEPの紹介を行います。
The document discusses a strategy for survival in a hard world. It mentions building great software with small teams of happy programmers. It also references teams and teamwork.
3月20日にリリース予定のJDK10では12のJEPが提案され、実装/実現される見通しです。今回注目の新機能はJEP286: Local-Variable Type Inference- ローカル変数の型省略(var記法)です。このセッションではこのJEPの解説を中心に、その他主なJEPの紹介を行います。
The document discusses a strategy for survival in a hard world. It mentions building great software with small teams of happy programmers. It also references teams and teamwork.
This document appears to be a transcript of a talk given at the final RubyKaigi conference in 2011. The speaker discusses their journey with Ruby over the past 5 years, from first being inspired by the language to falling in love with it. They realized they wanted to help spread joy and passion for Ruby to others. The talk encourages attendees to jump in and get involved in the Ruby community by sharing what they've learned. Photos from various Ruby conferences over the years are included.
This document advertises a Ruby programming event taking place in Sapporo, Japan in June 2011. It highlights Ruby and its use in energizing work, and encourages starting up with joyful Ruby in the beautiful city of Sapporo. The event will include photos, demos, and resources for learning Ruby on Rails.
Organizational reform discussed in the document is described as a fairy tale, implying it is not realistic or achievable. The summary provides a high-level view of the main point in 3 sentences or less.
The document contains a single sentence stating "You must unlearn what you have learned." This suggests that to move forward or improve, one must let go of preconceived ideas and prior knowledge learned in the past.
This document discusses the development of RubyKaigi, an annual Ruby conference in Japan. It describes how the rubykaigi.org website was created collaboratively on GitHub by 19 contributors. The site publicizes the 2010 conference being held from August 27-29 in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, featuring keynotes from Matz and others. The document promotes joining and supporting the growing Ruby community in Japan through participating in RubyKaigi and local events like Ruby Sapporo Night.
20100226 Jim Coplien Said You Should Foster Generative Scheme In Your SystemKoji SHIMADA
- Jim Coplien said software systems should foster a generative scheme.
- The document appears to be about Ruby Sapporo Night vol. 13 held on 2010-02-26.
- It includes photos and information about presentations on topics like patterns, Lean, objects, and Toyota's approach to software maintenance.
The document appears to be a newsletter or report from Sapporo, Japan on February 13, 2010. It includes photos and links to books about Ruby programming. Sections discuss an upcoming Ruby meetup in Sapporo, test-driven development, and book recommendations.
This document appears to be a transcript from a Ruby meetup event in Sapporo, Japan on November 19, 2008. It discusses the concept of a "fluent interface" in programming and includes code examples of implementing fluent interfaces in Ruby. There are also links to photos and other resources about Ruby and programming concepts.