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  1. Re:A bit redundant, i'nnit? on Mac OS X Ruby/Objective-C Bridge Updated · · Score: 1
    It's not exactly redundant.
    RubyCocoa is a framework for Mac OS X that allows Cocoa programming in the object-oriented scripting language Ruby.
    That's the whole hog.
    RubyCocoa allows you to write a Cocoa application in Ruby.
    That's an entire application with all the crap that a Cocoa app needs to live. It's compiled.
    It allows you to create a Cocoa object in a Ruby script and to use it.
    That's writing a Cocoa object in Ruby, instead of Obj-C or Java or AppleScript. The resulting object is fully reusable. Note that it's just an object.
    In Cocoa application, mixture of program written by both Ruby and Objective-C is possible.
    And what's more you can reuse that Ruby/Cocoa object in any Cocoa project.