Roadmap (January 2007 - June 2007)
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This development outline is based on post to mailing list.
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February
- Official Rails support based on Rails 1.2
- Rails support (via JRuby) in GlassFish or Web 2.0 Pack
- First public release of NetBeans Ruby support? (maybe sooner)
- Big 0.9 release (0.9.8 or similar to convey importance)
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March
- Compiler earlies, potential JIT, likely faster than Ruby (the compiler is now consistently faster than Ruby 1.8, but is not yet enabled by default)
- Rounding out features: native Unicode, Java integration (final syntax,
perf improvements, thinning the proxy boundary) (Much of Java integration syntax is now final; however a large amount of backward-compatible redesign is planned for post 1.0)
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April
- Final release before 1.0 (0.9.9, likely)
- Closing out 1.0 features, decide what makes it in
- Major bug-hunting push, 1.0 release branch
- Getting ducks in a row for JavaOne
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May
- Release 1.0 beta or RC, announce at JavaOne 2007 (beta or RC was chosen because JavaOne will drive a lot of bug-finders to JRuby; better to call it a beta or RC and release 1.0 final later than to immediately release 1.1 after JavaOne)
- RailsConf 2007, continue the celebration
- Cooling off: let 1.0 sink in, work on transparent improvements
(compiler, backend; ease back features)
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June, July
- JRuby 1.0 final release, after a good several weeks of bake time
- Move toward 1.1, improving Ruby/Java integration and Rubifying more libraries
- Continuing work on the compiler, aiming for JIT enabled in 1.1
