I find that it's a happy day, not a sad day (even if I like open-source). Why? Because now some of my customers are going to seriously think about using Ruby f

I find that it's a happy day, not a sad day (even if I like open-source). Why? Because now some of my customers are going to seriously think about using Ruby for Mac OS X apps, because they know someone is making profit while supporting this, so they feel they can rely on this. I much prefer this to the fate of IronRuby (or to some extent, MacRuby). Remember what you wrote one year ago [1] ? Using RubyMotion for a professional product represents a significant business risk, which is exactly the same as using proprietary technology from any vendor. It turns out the opposite is coming to reality :p [1] http://merbist.com/2012/05/04/macruby-on-ios-rubymotion-review/ http://merbist.com/2012/05/04/macruby-on-ios-rubymotion-revi...