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Ruby

The Ruby organization collects mentors and students working on the Ruby language (MRI), the Ruby packaging system (Bundler, RubyGems, and RubyGems.org), and other Ruby projects. Any Ruby OSS project is eligible to be included in the Ruby GSOC organization.

Contributors in 2026

5

Not in 2025

Projects since 2016

43

5.4 a cycle on average

Cycles

8 of 11

First in 2016

Rank in 2026

#60

of 183, 0.4% of slots

Mentors

6

for 4 projects in 2023

Contributors per cycle

Accepted projects each year, against the median organization that year

  1. 12
  2. 5
View as table
Ruby contributors per cycle
RubyMedian organization
2016124
201704
201853
201954
202044
202154
202233
202344
202404
202505
202654

Quick answers

Is Ruby in GSoC 2026?
Yes, with 5 contributors.
How long has it taken part?
8 of 11 cycles since 2016, first in 2016.
How many contributors does it usually take?
5.4 a cycle on average, 43 in total. Its largest cycle was 2016, with 12.
What does it build with?
Ruby, C, Java, Ruby On Rails, Rubygems, Bundler.

Accepted projects

5 projects in 2026 · All 43 projects since 2016

  1. Eliminating Shim Methods via Method Rewriting in LowType

    Aditya_Chauhan

    LowType currently relies on shim methods to bypass type checking when disabled, adding persistent runtime overhead on every method call through...

  2. Event Transparency Logs

    Amisha Chhajed

    RubyGems.org currently lacks transparency into critical package registry events such as gem publications, ownership changes, and deletions, making it...

  3. Ruby Vulnerability Warnings on RubyGems

    Harinish Sabapathi

    Developers using Ruby gems have no official way to know when a gem they depend on has a known security vulnerability. This project integrates...

  4. HTTP Streaming

    Piyush-Goenka

    This project addresses the absence of HTTP streaming support in the Rage framework, where responses are currently fully buffered before being sent to...

  5. Bring Scarpe (shoes) to the TUI

    TureCatedu

    Building modern Text User Interfaces (TUIs) often forces developers to choose between writing complex, low-level terminal sequence code or adopting...

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Data: Google Summer of Code public archive. Contributor counts are accepted projects.