A Survey of Compilers of the Ruby Programming Language

This page summarizes the projects mentioned and recommended in the original post on /r/ProgrammingLanguages
Implementations/Compilers Ruby Opal JavaScript Compiler

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  • ruby-compiler-survey

    A project cataloguing, preserving, and dissecting compilers for the Ruby programming language

  • Opal

    Ruby ♥︎ JavaScript

    • There's an article in review I wrote about a process I gone thru while optimizing Opal output for size, focused not on the compiler construction, but on the JS output: https://github.com/opal/opal.github.io/blob/ec581d2703a8855323738b05beeddf604ffefde2/source/blog/2021-11-17-optimizing-opal-output-for-size.html.md

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