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<name>Luke Gruber</name>
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This guide is for those that want to contribute to ruby but don't
understand where they need to use locks or other concurrency mechanisms.
It teaches them how to use these locks safely and what is prohibited in
certain circumstances.
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This guide is for those that want to contribute to ruby but don't
understand where they need to use locks or other concurrency mechanisms.
It teaches them how to use these locks safely and what is prohibited in
certain circumstances.
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