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PyRuby - Some Ruby for your Python

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• vezzy-fnord 13y ago
  I won't spoil it, but I will say one thing: this is a marvel of software engineering. Bravo.
• amrnt 13y ago
  Hahaha!
• wyager 13y ago
  Wow. Truly a beautiful feat of engineering. This leverages capabilities I didn't even know python had.
• ryan-thompson 13y ago
  I'm so glad I looked at the source, it forever changed my life.
  • nubela 13y ago
    Such disruptive tech.
• DrJosiah 13y ago
  This is exactly what I was hoping it was.
• steeve 13y ago
  I did this project for real back in the day, called Rupy[1] which would run the Python VM in the Ruby VM. It was was a fork of RubyPython, which demonstrated the concept. Eventually the main developer resumed development and I merged all my code in his repo, which is still active[2]. Check it out it works pretty well. [1] https://github.com/steeve/rupy https://github.com/steeve/rupy [2] https://bitbucket.org/raineszm/rubypython https://bitbucket.org/raineszm/rubypython
  • adrianmalacoda 13y ago
    That's Python running inside Ruby, while the OP was (ostensibly) Ruby inside Python. Rython [1] purports to run Ruby inside Python, although it hasn't been updated since 2009. Unlike RubyPython it doesn't actually embed a VM. Instead, it looks like it starts up an XML-RPC server on the Ruby side and the Python side acts as a client. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/rython/ https://pypi.python.org/pypi/rython/
• thearn4 13y ago
  Slow news day on HN?
• mrcactu5 13y ago
  They are both great languages, but how do we benefit by smushing them together?
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• hdima 13y ago
  Not exactly the same idea ;) but my ErlPort [1] project allows to use Erlang as a router between Ruby and Python processes. [1] http://erlport.org http://erlport.org