The lack of IB support makes the otherwise "Ruby that Looks Too Much Like Objective C" a bit of a net loss. You lose IB, and the ability to easily integrate the

The lack of IB support makes the otherwise "Ruby that Looks Too Much Like Objective C" a bit of a net loss. You lose IB, and the ability to easily integrate the approaches all the thousands of examples and questions do. I'm very interested to see where this ends up however. I'd love to do iPhone programming (with IB support) in python or ruby. Just not with this tool, just yet.