C Ruby’s garbage collector has come a long way since the good old days of Ruby 1.8. In this talk, Nate Berkopec (who maintains Sentry’s Ruby SDK) walks through over 20 years of GC history in the C Ruby runtime, and along the way discusses the key features that were added with each Ruby version.
This talk is a general introduction and discussion of concepts in garbage collection in high-level languages. In addition to the above, Nate covers:
This talk is intended for developers who have never really thought about these topics before, but have a few years of Ruby experience under their belt. Includes ten minutes of Q&A at the end.
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