Ruby 1.9.2-p136 is released
Ruby 1.9.2-p136 has been released.Posted by Yugui on 25 Dec 2010
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Posted by Yugui on 25 Dec 2010
Here you are an annual release of 1.8.7 updates.
Posted by Urabe Shyouhei on 25 Dec 2010
Even though it’s last minute, if you are Ruby Rock Star, you have a chance to win a 1,000,000 Japanese Yen (approximately 12,000 U.S. dollars!). The Government of Fukuoka Japan (the Fukuoka Ruby Business Hub Promotion Committee) is hosting the Fukuoka Ruby Award 2011 Competition. Not only the big prize, but also the inventor and creator of Ruby, Matz will be testing and reviewing your source code thoroughly. So it’s very meaningful to apply. The official deadline is November 15th, but they will accept the late entries from the U.S. specially up until the end of this month(11/30). There aren’t many applicants at this point (less than 10). Which means you have a very high chance to win the prize! So, hurry up! It’s Free to enter! Please see this page for more details.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 17 Nov 2010
Matz is visiting San Francisco and Silicon Vally on October 7th and 11th. He will be talking about new opportunities for Ruby such as embedded applications, cloud computing, and super computing. Keynote Speech is “Ruby 2.0 What we want to accomplish in the near future.” Not only Matz but some cool startups from Fukuoka, Japan will give a demo on some of their latest developments using Ruby. For more info, please go to http://investfk.com/.
By the way, the reason why Matz is coming with startups from Fukuoka is Fukuoka is the only prefecture that has governmental Ruby committee in Japan. Fukuoka is one of the most enthusiastic city in Japan in terms of Ruby.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 01 Oct 2010
Posted by Yugui on 18 Aug 2010
Ruby 1.8.7-p302 has been released([ruby-talk:367769]). This is a security fix for CVE-2010-0541. See the vulnerability report for more details.
I recommend all Ruby 1.8.7 users to upgrade the 1.8.7 to p302.
Posted by maki on 16 Aug 2010
Ruby 1.9.1-p430 has been released. This is a security fix for CVE-2010-0541. See the vulnerability report for more details.
I recommend all Ruby 1.9.1 users to upgrade the 1.9.1 to p430.
Posted by Yugui on 16 Aug 2010
A possible security vulnerability on WEBrick. The vulnerability has been reported as CVE-2010-0541.
Posted by Yugui on 16 Aug 2010
Ruby 1.9.2 RC2 has just been released. This is the second release candidate of Ruby 1.9.2.
Posted by Yugui on 11 Jul 2010
Ruby 1.9.2 RC has just been released. This is a release candidate of Ruby 1.9.2.
Posted by Yugui on 02 Jul 2010
Ruby 1.9.1-p429 has just been released. This is a patchlevel release for Ruby 1.9.1. This fixes many bugs and includes the fix for a security vulnerability that allows an attacker to execute an arbitrary code.
Posted by Yugui on 02 Jul 2010
Hello all. It’s time for a new release of 1.8.7.
This time we fixed various bugs, including the Unicode inspection bug that annoyed you a lot. For a complete list of what has been fixed, please take a look at the ChangeLog.
Checksums:
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SIZE(ruby-1.8.7-p299.tar.bz2)= 4183359
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SIZE(ruby-1.8.7-p299.zip)= 5965156
Enjoy!
Posted by Urabe Shyouhei on 23 Jun 2010
Continuing in Google’s great tradition of encouraging student open source development, Ruby Central, Engine Yard, and the Rails core team are teaming up to present the first annual Ruby Summer of Code.
Head over to rubysoc.org to get started and follow @rubysoc for news.
The summer will follow Google’s example closely:The more we raise, the more students we can fund. Donate now!
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 26 Mar 2010
Registration is now open for the Red Dirt RubyConf. Our “early bird” special ends in ten days, so sign-up now for the best prices.
We have an excellent program of speakers and a ton of surprises in store for attendees. We’re starting this conference with a bang, so don’t miss it!
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 17 Mar 2010
RubyNation, Washington D.C.’s Ruby Community Conference, will be held April 9 and 10, 2010, in Reston, VA, USA.
You can learn more and register here: http://rubynation.org/
But hurry! RubyNation is close to being sold out.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 06 Mar 2010
A vulnerability was found on WEBrick, a part of Ruby’s standard library. WEBrick lets attackers to inject malicious escape sequences to its logs, making it possible for dangerous control characters to be executed on a victim’s terminal emulator.
We already have a fix for it. Releases for every active branches are to follow this announce. But for a meantime, we recommend you to avoid looking at your WEBrick logs, until you update your WEBrick process.
Posted by Urabe Shyouhei on 10 Jan 2010