Just see the Ruby language developer as (Matz, full name is Yukihiro Matsumoto) and launched a new language development, called Streem, still in a very primitive phase, only three files, code on GitHub.
Look at Matz's own description, Streem is a stream-based concurrency scripting language, similar to shell/awk/, but with a richer syntax,
With Streem, you can write a simple cat program like this:
STDIN | STDOUT
a simple fizzbuzz program.
SEQ (100) | {|x| if x% = = 0 { "Fizzbuzz" } else if x% 3 = = 0 { "Fizz" } else if x% 5 = = 0 { "Buzz" }< C10/>else { x }} | STDOUT
This project on GitHub already has 10 contributors, in addition to Nobuyoshi Nakada, Yutaka Hara of the Matz and Ruby communities, one from Google, one Godfrey Chan, a Singaporean Chinese living in Vancouver, A team from London Gitter, one from Portugal, contributed the second most to the Ukrainian doctoral student Danyil Bohdan.
I remember science squirrel would. Ji, who wrote in an article, began to do a good thing like a gong with a knock, and then the same-minded people came from all directions. The beauty of open source is just this.
The new scripting language developed by the father of Streem:ruby