But you're not STUCK with that. You can write wrappers. Look at HotCocoa: that's Cocoa code that looks like Ruby. Even outside of that, though, there are a L

But you're not STUCK with that. You can write wrappers. Look at HotCocoa: that's Cocoa code that looks like Ruby. Even outside of that, though, there are a LOT of things that you can do with MacRuby a lot cleaner thanks to it being Ruby over its Objective-C counterpart. Try launching an external process, for example. It's 5-8 lines of code at the very least in Objective-C (and it's not as flexible), whereas it's 1-3 easy to read lines in Ruby, depending on how much control and feedback you want. I think as it matures, we'll see some wrappers that will make MobiRuby closer to what people are wanting to see from a Ruby-on-iOS solution; it's weird that you guys seem to have no vision for this sort of thing.