It has a link to Yehuda's profile in the sidebar, where it shows that he's funded two KickStarter projects. One of them is this: http://www.kickstarter.com/pro

It has a link to Yehuda's profile in the sidebar, where it shows that he's funded two KickStarter projects. One of them is this: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sferik/hubcap-a-github-client-for-mac-os-x/comments http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sferik/hubcap-a-github-c... Why shouldn't this turn out the same way? The person who started the HubCap project is a prolific open source contributor. I'm glad he didn't drop everything else to work on HubCap, as he made many great contributions to API client development last year. I hope Yehuda changes his mind about this sooner rather than later. I really like seeing what Yehuda comes up with and this doesn't interest me at all. I use the command line, and I recommend homebrew to anyone on OS X who's serious about learning ruby, and so far it hasn't failed me. I've seen the Google App Engine launcher and I think it's pretty good but I still prefer the command-line tools.