When Javascript isn't Javascript

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This document discusses using Ruby code in the browser through a Ruby to JavaScript compiler called Opal. Opal allows you to write Ruby code and compile it to JavaScript, enabling the use of Ruby concepts and syntax directly in web applications. Some key points covered include how Opal maps Ruby concepts like self, nil, and truthy values to their JavaScript equivalents, a demo of a calculator application built with Opal, and answers to common questions about whether and how Ruby and JavaScript can interact when using Opal. Benchmarks are also mentioned comparing performance of Ruby code compiled to JS versus interpreting Ruby directly in the browser.

When Javascript
isn't Javascript
Ruby in the Browser

@parasquid
Chief Problem Solver
at Mindvalley

Brendan Eich
Douglas Crockford
Mike Shaver

JavaScript is the
Assembly Language
of the Web

SIMD is coming to
Firefox, V8, and Chakra

JavaScript is so fast now that any
performance impact due to
inefficient code is almost negligible

It begs the question: can I
use JavaScript without
writing JavaScript?

Opal
you can precompile ruby code to js
generated code is JavaScript
concepts are mapped directly to
underlying JavaScript features and
objects when possible

Opal for the
Rubyist
self is compiled to this (and the
runtime properly binds this to the
correct self value)
nil is a JavaScript var (because in
Ruby, nil is an actual object)

Opal for the
Rubyist
"" 0 and [] is truthy
true and false are of the Boolean
class, not TrueClass and FalseClass
strings are immutable (because js
strings are immutable)

FAQA
can you use js inside ruby? yes
can you use ruby inside js? yes
can you access the browser elements
(like the location bar, control the
window, etc)? yes
can I use jQuery? yes

FAQA
is it really ruby? yes (5,122 rubyspec
since 10 June 2015)
so that means you have
method_missing? yes
can I just write ruby without
precompiling it? yes, but it's less
performant

some concepts can be
written more expressively

application logic can easily
be shared between the
client and the server

you get to use a
power operator
http://news.softpedia.com/news/
ecmascript-2016-new-version-of-
the-javascript-language-
released-505625.shtml

You get to approach the same problem in
different ways, which can broaden your
perspective and change the way you think
about programming.

http://rubyist.jaredwhite.com/
2015/01/08/ruby-browser-bliss-use-
opal-and-be-happy-part-1/
http://opalrb.org/docs/guides/
v0.10.1/compiled_ruby.html
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/
JavaScriptIsAssemblyLanguageForThe
WebSematicMarkupIsDeadCleanVsMac
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