I am working on Ruby language since last few months. I really wondered, this is so beautyful language to work with, so what could be various usages of this great language? I Googled a bit for this and found many fascinating facts. I thought like sharing this information with you. Many people use Ruby in their daily jobs, others as hobby. But there are many other useful and important areas where Ruby is being used.
Simulations
NASA Langley Research Center uses Ruby to conduct simulations.
A research group in Motorola uses Ruby to script a simulator, to generate scenarios as well as to post process the data.
3D Modelling
Google SketchUp is a 3D modelling application which uses Ruby for its macro scripting API.
Business
Toranto Rehab uses a RubyWebDialogs based application to manage and track on-call and on-site support for IT help desk and IT operations teams.
Robotics
At MORPHA project, Ruby was used to implement reactive control part for the Siemens service robot.
Networking
Open Domain Server uses Ruby to allow people using dynamic DNS clients to update their IP configuration in real time so that it can be mapped to static domains.
Telephony
Ruby is being used within Lucent on a 3G wireless telephony product.
System Administration
Ruby was used to write the central data collection portion of Level 3 communications Unix capacity and planning system that gathers performance statistics from over 1700 Unix (Solaris and Linux) servers scattered around the globe.
Web Applications
Basecamp, a web-based project management application developed by 37signals is programmed entirely in Ruby.
43 things allows you to keep a list of goals and share it with the world. It was developed entirely in Ruby.
A List Apart, a magazine for people who make websites that has been around since 1997, has recently been revamped and uses a custom application built with Ruby on Rails.
Blue Sequence, a sophisticated mission-critical application which forms part of Toyota Motor Manufacturing's own "Sequence-in-time" production process, has recently been selected as finalist in this years British Computers (BCS) Information Management Awards.
Simulations
NASA Langley Research Center uses Ruby to conduct simulations.
A research group in Motorola uses Ruby to script a simulator, to generate scenarios as well as to post process the data.
3D Modelling
Google SketchUp is a 3D modelling application which uses Ruby for its macro scripting API.
Business
Toranto Rehab uses a RubyWebDialogs based application to manage and track on-call and on-site support for IT help desk and IT operations teams.
Robotics
At MORPHA project, Ruby was used to implement reactive control part for the Siemens service robot.
Networking
Open Domain Server uses Ruby to allow people using dynamic DNS clients to update their IP configuration in real time so that it can be mapped to static domains.
Telephony
Ruby is being used within Lucent on a 3G wireless telephony product.
System Administration
Ruby was used to write the central data collection portion of Level 3 communications Unix capacity and planning system that gathers performance statistics from over 1700 Unix (Solaris and Linux) servers scattered around the globe.
Web Applications
Basecamp, a web-based project management application developed by 37signals is programmed entirely in Ruby.
43 things allows you to keep a list of goals and share it with the world. It was developed entirely in Ruby.
A List Apart, a magazine for people who make websites that has been around since 1997, has recently been revamped and uses a custom application built with Ruby on Rails.
Blue Sequence, a sophisticated mission-critical application which forms part of Toyota Motor Manufacturing's own "Sequence-in-time" production process, has recently been selected as finalist in this years British Computers (BCS) Information Management Awards.
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