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Ruby Programming Language History

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Origins and Early Development: Ruby was conceived by Yukihiro Matsumoto in 1993
Name "Ruby" was chosen during online chat with Keiju Ishitsuka in 1993
First public release was Ruby 0.95 in December 1995
Ruby 1.8 was released in 2003, retired in 2013
Growth and Recognition: Ruby on Rails framework gained popularity around 2005
Ruby 1.9 was released on Christmas Day in 2007
Ruby switched from GPL/Ruby to BSD/Ruby license in 2011
Ruby 3.0 introduced Just-In-Time Compiler in 2020
Major Features: Ruby combines Lisp core with Smalltalk object system
Features include classes, inheritance, mixins, closures
Supports Unicode, garbage collection, and pattern matching
Versioning follows semantic approach since Ruby 2.1.0
Maintenance: Annual releases typically occur on Christmas Day
Ruby 1.9.3 was obsolete since February 2015
Ruby 3.2.0 added WebAssembly support in 2022
Ruby 3.3.0 released in December 2023 with new features