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RubyCocoa Shininess in Leopard

Wow, maybe Apple agrees with my sentiments after all. Check out /Developer/Examples/Ruby/RubyCocoa— there’s 40 examples there! Many of the classic examples have been recreated in Ruby, including Stickies and DotView. There are RubyCocoa examples for KVC, KVO, OpenGL, Address Book, Core Data, Core Image, ImageKit, QTKit, PDFKit, and Spotlight.

In other RubyCocoa news, Apple has opened up a new area on Ruby integration at MacOS Forge. Make sure you check out what’s new in Leopard. Interesting tidbits:

  • Most of RubyCocoa was rewritten by Apple. This explains why it’s a lot more solid.
  • Xcode has better Ruby auto-completion, driven by BridgeSupport, a new technology.
  • Interface Builder works correctly with Ruby for outlets and actions.
  • Scripting Bridge works in RubyCocoa.
  • Ruby has DTrace probes, so it works with Instruments!

There’s also now the Ruby and Python Programming Topics in the reference library, including a nice tutorial for RubyCocoa.

These are huge steps forward. My only real wants now are a graphical debugger (I’ll write the bridge to rdb myself, Apple, just open up the interface!) and integrated documentation. I have high hopes.

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  1. Jeremy Roush 31 October, 07 @ 12:42 pm

    Thanks for the rundown. Once I figure out how to control Quartz Composer comps via Ruby… magic!

  2. Andy Matuschak 31 October, 07 @ 6:13 pm

    You should be able to control QCView / QCRenderer as normal using RubyCocoa.

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