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JRuby 9.4.6.0 Released

Posted on February 21, 2024 by Michael G

The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 9.4.6.0.

  • Homepage: https://www.jruby.org/
  • Download: https://www.jruby.org/download

JRuby 9.4.x targets Ruby 3.1 compatibility.

Thank you to our contributors this release, you help keep JRuby moving forward! @evaniainbrooks, @ahorek, @kares, @most00, @ntkme, @sk757a

Ruby Compatibility

  • Support for the new Prism parser for Ruby code has been merged in. A blog post will follow soon. #8103
  • IO#fcntl had inverted logic for setting O_NONBLOCK (setting it cleared the value, etc). [#8081], [#8090]
  • Many fixes to language and core class compatibility, see issue list.
  • Warnings should match verbosity levels of CRuby, with many unwanted warnings now properly omitted without verbose enabled. #7183, #8071

Standard Library

  • json is updated to 2.7.1. #7752, #7954
  • io-console is updated to 0.7.2. This version fixes IRB on Apple M-series by using stty for console manipulation. #8012
  • nkf is now supported by gem version 0.2.0. #8077
  • strscan is updated to 3.1.0. #8074, [#8086]
  • reline is updated to 0.4.2 #8102
  • jruby-openssl is updated to 0.14.3 #8107

JVM Integration

  • Ruby Symbols can be use as arguments to JVM methods that receive Java String. #8015, #8057
  • Starting with Java 17, package-private methods will no longer be bound automatically even if they can be made visible. #8061, #8093

Native Integration

  • The subsystem used for native calls has been updated to support RHEL/CentOS 7 and the Java 9+ Cleaner API. [#8104]

Performance

  • Performance of keyword argument handling has been improved. #8021
  • Pattern matching is now supported in JRuby’s JIT compiler. #8026, #8027

77 Github Issues resolved for 9.4.6.0

  • #4808 Rework global variables, caching to eliminate race conditions
  • #6430 Using <internal: for core library methods defined in Ruby
  • #7151 File.identical? should use stat to compare files
  • #7183 Various alias forms warn on redefine when they should not
  • #7523 Define IO::READABLE, WRITABLE, PRIORITY for IO#wait
  • #7695 jffi ships with binaries requiring glibc 2.27
  • #7721 jirb on win10 : The signal TSTP is in use by the JVM and will not work correctly on this platform
  • #7729 Sock fixes
  • #7752 Update JSON gem to not use Bigdecimal.new
  • #7759 irb on CentOS7, JRuby 9.4.2.0 , and JDK 1.8
  • #7760 Failure to load FFI gives an outdated message
  • #7845 Including a module again after prepending another module to it isn’t idempotent
  • #7862 Ruby 2.7 conformance: ObjectSpace::WeakMap is broken for FixNum keys
  • #7939 Yaml exception when trying to install rdoc-data
  • #7954 Update json for BigDecimal.new fix
  • #7958 Prepend internal marker to internal sources
  • #7974 [ji] support java_alias with constructor
  • #7981 Less instrs
  • #7996 Add %aA for printf and friends
  • #8001 Fix various specs
  • #8002 Time spec fixes
  • #8003 Fix issues in global variable thread-safety
  • #8005 New MRI test failures on less common architectures
  • #8007 Fix intermittent fails in CI
  • #8009 Expand WeakMap to allow floats and fixnums
  • #8010 Kernel#send does not strip off empty keywords hashes before calling eventual method
  • #8011 Fixes #8010. Kernel#send + empty kwargs hash error
  • #8012 Update io-console
  • #8013 Tag sweep2
  • #8014 Fixes language specs involving blocks/yield
  • #8015 Java method lookup for arity-1 method with inexact argument fails in the presence of arity-2 method with same name
  • #8016 Lang specs
  • #8021 Reduce overhead of kwargs for no-arg methods and blocks
  • #8022 Remove implicit prologue state to methods/blocks if that state is unused
  • #8026 Full JIT support for pattern matching
  • #8027 Pattern jit
  • #8031 Reuse thread-local jump exceptions to avoid construction
  • #8033 Implement Exception.to_tty?
  • #8039 Implement Exception.to_tty?
  • #8040 Match Exception#full_message with MRI 3.2
  • #8045 Try to find class resource to avoid exception
  • #8046 Socket::IFF_* are missing
  • #8047 add socket flags for zeroconf
  • #8048 Try and make UDP look a little more like MRI (and hopefully make it more functional)
  • #8049 Fix String#unpack from using capacity() and causing wrong error
  • #8050 Various cleanups for String operations
  • #8052 ignore codes logic was not doing anything in unpack
  • #8053 More arity splitting
  • #8054 A bit confusing error: “FrozenError: can’t modify frozen NilClass”
  • #8055 override getDelegate in PrependedModule to return origin
  • #8056 Add hex exponential notation for Kernel::Float
  • #8057 recognize RubySymbol as assignable to String
  • #8060 Inspect frozen object for error
  • #8061 enumerable.map raise wrong number of arguments only when Ruby script is executed from Gradle using JDK 21
  • #8063 Fix typos in cli options
  • #8070 Attribute definition on singleton should call singleton_method_added
  • #8071 Update some warnings to deprecated
  • #8072 Added Module#refinements and Refinement#refined_class
  • #8074 Update strscan to fix improper sharing
  • #8077 Switch to default gem for nkf
  • #8080 [fix] avoid Class#subclasses deprecation with class.rb ext
  • #8083 (master) rdoc test suite failing with Java::JavaLang::ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
  • #8088 Update strscan to 3.1.0 for OOB fix
  • #8091 Ripper is not returning unary minus with proper symbol
  • #8093 Rework visibility checks for Java integration
  • #8095 Tweak kwargs logic to improve JIT inlining
  • #8099 [ji] fix java_import when constant exists in Object
  • #8100 Extra splat instr which did nothing
  • #8101 Flip File.identical? logic to try native first
  • #8102 Update reline to 0.4.2
  • #8103 Prism pluggable integration work
  • #8105 Update JNR dependencies
  • #8107 update jruby-openssl to 0.14.3
  • #8108 fix undef_method error message
  • #8109 Simple error string mismatch. Also corrected for m17n naming to prin…
  • #8110 Re-arrange indexerror string when matching group name cannot be found
  • #8111 NameError and NoMethodError should be dup’ing receiver

Leap into Learning and SAVE up to 50% off!

Posted on February 21, 2024 by Michael G

Save up to 50% on IT Professional Programs, Bundles, and more! Learn more at training.linuxfoundation.org

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WhatsApp Ai New Update today || WhatsApp introducing AI chat Update

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G
WhatsApp Ai New Update today || WhatsApp introducing AI chat Update

WhatsApp Introduces AI chatbot in the latest beta

WhatsApp, an online private messaging platform now creates another breakthrough in the industry with the announcement of integration of AI chatbot, which is currently under testing period for selected users. This news comes after some latest updates by WhatsApp like the option to check status from within conversations.

The announcement was made by WhatsApp on September 2023 that it will bring an AI chatbot to its platforms. WhatsApp has used the Llama 2 large language mode for its AI chatbot for fluent and realistic conversations. Recently, the company has also joined hands with tech giants like Microsoft Bing to answer all of your questions through a web search.

The AI chatbot shortcut is currently available for some selected users of the Beta version at the right above the Chat button.

According to the professionals in the field, Meta-owned WhatsApp is likely putting the finishing touches on its AI chatbot. The chatbot has been spotted in the latest WhatsApp beta v2.23.24.26. It is worth notable that there is no shortcut available in the Chats tab. With the help of this shortcut, the users can launch the integrated AI chatbot and ask it to do whatever is within the application.

The goal of this latest update is to allow users to easily jump into AI-powered chats without having to go through the contact list.

Apart from this amazing feature for WhatsApp users, the company is also working on other exciting features such as the secret code to access locked chats and a separate profile option that will help users distinguish between their work and personal communications.

These updates are bound to make WhatsApp even more versatile and user-friendly in the near future.

So if you have been using WhatsApp for a long time, be ready for this amazing update from your favorite messaging mobile application.

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Os tesouros escondidos da cidade eslovena de Ptuj

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G
Durante a renovação de uma antiga fábrica da cidade de Ptuj, na Eslovénia, foram descobertos vestígios arqueológicos com várias centenas de anos.

जेईई-मेन के दूसरे सेशन की आवेदन प्रक्रिया जारी

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How to Create Header in WordPress Elementor Pro

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G
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Getting Started

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G
by Scott Anderberg.  

Hi Moodle Community,

I’m off to a strong start in my 3rd full week as Moodle’s new CEO.  I’m back in London after two great weeks in Australia with our teams and partners there.  People keep asking me how I’m feeling.  The answer is full!  There are so many great things happening and so much great work to do.  The highlight of the last two weeks has been meeting people though, and I’m looking forward to continuing to do that!  We’ll be working hard on our forward looking plans over the coming months and as important information becomes available, I’ll be back in touch.  I will be doing a lot of traveling in the coming months to visit other members of our team and I’ll be looking for the opportunity to pop in at MoodleMoots along the way.  I will definitely be at our Global Moot in Mexico later this year and I hope to see many of you there!

Scott

Communicating Diversity: links between journalism and the Wikimedia Universe

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G
We want to use this post to talk about Comunicar Diversidad (Communicating Diversity), a Wikimedia Argentina project looking to connect the worlds of Journalism and…

Drupal Association blog: Drupal means innovation: Introducing the innovation hub

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G

As many of you may already know, the Drupal Association has set strategic goals for 2023 to 2025, such as doubling the number of organizations that are makers and tripling the number of contributions (Read the strategic plan here). In line with these objectives, I joined in 2023 to contribute to boosting activities in support of these goals. Since then, we’ve been up to some pretty exciting stuff.

While I’ve been spreading the word and championing these activities, it became apparent that Drupal needed a dedicated space – a specific hub – where we could discuss these initiatives, particularly focusing on innovation. The aim? To not only highlight the efforts of the Drupal Association but also to capture the essence of Drupal Innovation.

Drupal is mature software. Some people in the industry call this type of software “boring technology”. Can Drupal can be classified as this… well, yes, probably. But mind you, even the derogatory connotation that can bring to our minds, that designation can be powerful. A boring technology is a stable, proven, and reliable technology. Those technologies that don’t break, are hard to hack (if maintained properly of course) are exactly the kind of technology you would recommend to NASA, big pharma companies, Aerospace (hello Elon Musk), councils, universities, and a long list of fame. Read the famous essay about why to choose “Boring Technology” here https://boringtechnology.club/). 

What is more, mature (boring) technologies can be innovative, modern and full of exciting and new cool things as well that can attract young talent. Imagine a technology that could combine both… it’s not too hard; I’ll give you a clue: ahem… Drupal.

But I digress. Coming back to my point, in order to continue to spread the word and image of innovation that Drupal deserves we have created the Innovation hub with a few key goals:

🔍 Exploring Innovation: Delve into the latest projects, initiatives, and breakthroughs shaping the future of Drupal. From experimental features to groundbreaking modules, discover how Drupal continues to innovate and evolve.

💡 Inspiration and Ideas: Get inspired by the creative endeavors of our community members. Explore case studies, success stories, and thought-provoking articles that showcase the innovative spirit of Drupal enthusiasts worldwide.

🤝 Contributing to Progress: Be part of the movement driving Drupal forward. Discover opportunities to contribute your skills, expertise, and ideas to the Drupal project and help shape its trajectory in the years to come.

We invite you to join us in sharing, participating, and collaborating in the Drupal innovation journey. Together, let’s shape the future of digital experiences and contribute to the vibrant ecosystem of Drupal.

👉 Explore the Drupal Innovation Hub! 👈

Business Class 1.6 with direct uploads, Kamal CI/CD, and more

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Michael G
Business Class, a Ruby on Rails starter kit, gets a new release. Direct uploads, antispam, blog post previews, and Kamal CD.
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