Alexander Jauker: It took us quite a while to get everything in place. I remember a meeting in 2016 where I promised to have the first release on the market in 2020. To be honest I was not sure if we could keep this time frame. We opened up a software centre of excellence from scratch and enlarged the team significantly. 3 years ago we started working on the software architecture of Ruby and then, of course, also on the features. Now I am very proud that we have finally reached the goal to release the open beta version of Ruby. And of course, this is just the beginning of the journey. We will have several releases per year and it will develop very quickly and continuously. The potential of Ruby is enormous.