I'm proud to announce the tentative launch of.. JRuby Inside, the latest addition to the Ruby Inside media empire (if two sites counts as an 'empire'!). JRuby Inside is like Ruby Inside, but for JRuby, the Ruby implementation that runs on the Java Virtual Machine.

Like Ruby Inside it has editorial direction. It's not just a bunch of links submitted by thousands of people, as you'd find on fine sites like DZone, Digg, Reddit, or del.icio.us. It features links from lots of different sources, but I choose which ones make it to the RSS feed (so you don't get overwhelmed with junk, repeat stories or spam), which to delete, and which I want to edit the titles of. That said, users can post their own stories or comments, but these will be monitored closely, and will only make it to the RSS feed if they're good.

Ruby Inside will continue to cover major or cool JRuby news, as occurs in the JRuby category, but JRuby Inside is the place to be to keep your pulse on top of happenings in the world of JRuby.