Mac OS X Ruby/Objective-C Bridge Updated

phyxeld writes "RubyCocoa 0.4.0 is out. From the sf.net page: 'RubyCocoa is a Mac OS X framework that allows Cocoa programming in the Object-Oriented Scripting Language Ruby. RubyCocoa allows writing a Cocoa application in Ruby. It allows creating and using a Cocoa object in a Ruby script. In Cocoa application, mixture of program written by both Ruby and Objective-C is possible.' It's always nice to see more GPL software in the Mac OS X world."

Comments

..this makes me dizzy..

[gl4ss]

so, this makes doing ruby possible with cocoa or cocoa apps with ruby or cocoa possible with ruby.

i may be tired but it was versed veerry confusing, something out of a bejeesus archaic journal v3.

happy new years eve, k-suicide on.

A bit redundant, i'nnit?

[Wonko42]

"RubyCocoa is a Mac OS X framework that allows Cocoa programming in the Object-Oriented Scripting Language Ruby. RubyCocoa allows writing a Cocoa application in Ruby. It allows creating and using a Cocoa object in a Ruby script."

So, let me get this straight. You're saying I can (gasp!) write a Cocoa application in Ruby? Which is to say that I can write a Cocoa application in Ruby? Let me put this another way: I can write a Cocoa application in Ruby? So in other words, I can write a Cocoa application in Ruby? Wow, Cocoa apps written in Ruby, who would've thought. Did I mention that you can write Cocoa apps in Ruby?

Re:A bit redundant, i'nnit?

[josephgrossberg]

No, dammit, you missed the point -- you can write Cocoa applications in Ruby.