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I've found Rubycocoa to be really easy to use, and it's supported by Apple. It might go the way of the Java bridge in the future, though.
by randrews 17y ago
I've found Rubycocoa to be really easy to use, and it's supported by Apple. It might go the way of the Java bridge in the future, though.
- tlrobinson 17y agoMacRuby seems to be the new hotness for Ruby + Cocoa. Have you tried it? If so, how does it compare to RubyCocoa?
- randrews 17y agoI haven't tried it, no. It does look cool though.
- durin42 17y agoI just saw an absolutely fantastic talk at C4 about MacRuby. It'll be tons faster than RubyCocoa, because there's no bridging, and it compiles to native code. You can even do AOT compilation and distribute a native binary!