Inorder for Fedora to become more appealing for Ruby developers, we have to show our platform works with the tools and dependencies they know. The student should pick two or three common Ruby stacks and ensure that they work on Fedora end to end. For example MRI Ruby (the official Ruby) with Rails 3.2 with the Thin webserver, or JRuby with Rails 4.0 and Passenger, or a simple Rack / Sinatra application. The mentor will help the student identify the stacks, install the components, and devise some tests, and it will be up to the student to run them and document the results.