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JavaGems: gemcutter for the JVM
- catch23 17y agoI'm glad someone else is coming with a solution other than maven. Maven is one complicated beast.
- Oompa 17y agoAnd this is why having the main Ruby gem repository completely open source rocks :)
- sreque 17y agoSee also buildr, which attempts to be a drop-in Maven replacement using a ruby DSL built on top of rake. http://buildr.apache.org/ http://buildr.apache.org/
- sandGorgon 17y agowhy is it in Ruby? As opposed to, say, Clojure or Scala ?
- sailormoon 17y agoBecause the finished, mature, best in class ruby implementation is completely open source and is just sitting there for anyone to adopt, right now? No need to re-invent the wheel. : )
- lucraft 17y agoWhy write it in Clojure, as opposed to, say, Scala or JRuby?
- prodigal_erik 17y agoI don't get it. The FAQ implies they aren't using jar files, so are they providing a custom classloader instead? If they inherited multiple-version support from rubygems, how do they know which version I want visible?