MacRuby

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Sunday, March 2. 2008

MacRuby “is a version of Ruby that runs on top of Objective-C. More precisely, MacRuby is currently a port of the Ruby 1.9 implementation for the Objective-C runtime and garbage collector. The rationale behind this effort is to solve in a very efficient way all the bridging problems RubyCocoa, the Ruby bridge to the Objective-C runtime, has to work around.” (It’s still in development, and not ready for prime-time use yet.)

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[From MacRuby]

Habe ich gerade in Thought Palace gelesen, dem blog von Jens Alfke, der leider nicht mehr bei Apple arbeitet.

Da bin ich gespannt - Ruby + Cocoa + Objective-C... da möchte man Software nur noch für den Mac schreiben.

computer, mac, ruby

Posted by Ulrich Kortenkamp at 17:18 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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