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Neat. It's too bad that MacRuby is wed to, uh Macs, as it is maturing pretty quickly. I assume that's because there is not much dissonance between the broader
by look_lookatme 17y ago
Neat.
It's too bad that MacRuby is wed to, uh Macs, as it is maturing pretty quickly. I assume that's because there is not much dissonance between the broader goals of Apple's approach to Obj-C and Ruby the language. I'd like to see a day where it isn't the bastard step-child of Ruby VM's, but I somehow doubt that will happen.
- knowtheory 17y agoI'd like to see a day where it isn't the bastard step-child of Ruby VM's, but I somehow doubt that will happen. The JRuby guys have been saying the same thing about JRuby for a while :P MacRuby will also be installable/runnable on non-mac systems too i hear (although i guess we'll see how far that gets as well)
- mr_eel 17y agoIt only relies on Obj-C runtime, so it could conceivably run on any system. Given the name though, I would surmise that is low priority for the developers.
- look_lookatme 17y agoI'm wondering if some of the OS X specific Frameworks have made it into the code...