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In his podcast, Siracusa also outlines a possible gradual transition to MacRuby, where MacRuby is more of a bridge at first and gets more and more native implem
by Derbasti 15y ago
In his podcast, Siracusa also outlines a possible gradual transition to MacRuby, where MacRuby is more of a bridge at first and gets more and more native implementations of Cocoa classes as time moves on. In the end, Obj-C would get deprecated and all the cool stuff would be happening in MacRuby.
Having worked with Cocoa, Ruby and PyQt, I would really really like to see that!
As others have said though, this is a somewhat unlikely future right now.
- ddagradi 15y agoWith multiple MacRuby apps shipping in the Mac App Store right now, and rumors of iOS support in the near future, it doesn't seem completely unlikely.