MacRuby » MacRuby 0.10
We are glad to announce the release of MacRuby 0.10, after just a few weeks of development since the last release. This release brings support for new MacBook Pro hardware (Sandy Bridge processors), App Store submission fixes, and Xcode4 integration. Users of MacRuby are encouraged to upgrade. You can download it from here. Please note that this package only works on Intel 64-bit machines running
MacRuby » Test Driven Development in Objective-C with MacRuby
Check out the tutorial, resources and examples that are available for MacRuby. 2-3 Oct 2009 » OSDC.fr Paris, France Olivier Gutknecht presents MacRuby 13-14 Oct 2009 » Rails Summit Latin America São Paulo, Brazil Rich Kilmer presents MacRuby 30-31 Oct 2009 » RubyEnRails Amsterdam, Netherlands Eloy Duran Presents MacRuby & HotCocoa 19-21 Nov 2009 » RubyConf San Francisco, CA Laurent Sanson
MacRuby » Creating an Objective-C bundle to use with MacRuby
Objective-C has a lot of very interesting libraries and Free Open Source code that you might want to use in your MacRuby/HotCocoa projects. Creating a MacRuby compatible bundle If you are using MacRuby with Xcode, adding Objective-C frameworks, dynamic libraries and third party code is easy and you just need to add the code you want to use and make it available in your build target. You might w
MacRuby » The Sandbox class
Abstract The Mac OSX operating system, since Mac OSX 10.6.4, has exposed features in the C header “sandbox.h”, and the dynamic library “system.dylib” that make creating a sandbox environment for a given process extremely easy. MacRuby exposes these features through a Ruby class called “Sandbox”. The Sandbox class was introduced in MacRuby 0.7. Profiles The characteristics of a sandbox are deter
MacRuby » MacRuby 0.7
After 5 months of development, we are happy to announce the immediate availability of MacRuby 0.7. This release does not bring any significant features but consolidates the existing functionality of MacRuby by improving its Ruby compatibility, concurrency, Cocoa support, and overall stability and performance. You can download it from here. Please note that this package only runs on Snow Leopard (1
MacRuby » ControlTower 1.0
Way back in the announcement for MacRuby 0.5, we cryptically mentioned that we had gotten a web server to run a basic Sinatra app. While that statement was true, the server we had wasn’t even really alpha worthy. At that point, it was more about proof of concept. If you have been watching the subversion repository you might have noticed that a new top-level project appeared about 4 months ago. If
MacRuby » Essential Differences between RubyCocoa and MacRuby
Importing Frameworks To import a framework in RubyCocoa, you use a combination of Ruby’s require method and RubyCocoa’s require_framework addition: # RubyCocoa code require 'osx/cocoa' OSX.require_framework('CoreData') MacRuby unifies these methods with the framework method added to the Kernel module: # MacRuby code framework 'Cocoa' framework 'CoreData' Namespaces In RubyCocoa, all imported Objec
MacRuby » Introductory Tutorial
Check out the tutorial and other learning resources and examples available for MacRuby. 17-18 Apr 2009 » Golden Gate Ruby Conference San Francisco, CA, USA Rich Presents MacRuby & HotCocoa 15-16 May 2009 » Ruby on OS X Amsterdam, Holland, The Netherlands Laurent & Rich Presenting MacRuby and Hotcocoa 27-29 Aug 2009 » Lone Star Ruby Conference Austin, Texas, USA Rich Gives a MacRuby & HotCoco
MacRuby » HotCocoa Mappings Tutorial
Introduction A HotCocoa mapping defines a structure that sits on top of a particular Objective-C class and simplifies its usage in !MacRuby. This structure is defined in a simple, Ruby-based DSL DSL (domain-specific language).The HotCocoa DSL includes syntax to aid in object instantiation, constant mapping, default options, customized methods, and delegate-method mappings. The only required sectio
HotCocoaResources – MacRuby
HotCocoaResources This page is an informal index to HotCocoa resources. Applications Dan Sinclair SilverLining (Amazon EC2 Instance Browser) Rife (Start of a news reader) Postie (The app from the "heating up" tutorials) Articles, etc. Isaac Kearse Stopwatch - A HotCocoa Status Bar Timer Packaging A HotCocoa Application SafariRSS - HotCocoa Safari RSS Handler Dan Sinclair Heating up with HotCocoa P
MacRuby » MacRuby 0.6
We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of MacRuby 0.6. In the 3 months since the previous release, a number of new features have been added and the overall stability of MacRuby has been substantially improved. You can download it from here. Please note that this package only runs on Snow Leopard (10.6). Users on Leopard (10.5) can also use MacRuby by building the sources from our re
MacRuby » MacRuby 0.5
Check out the tutorial, resources and examples that are available for MacRuby. 19-21 Nov 2009 » RubyConf San Francisco, CA Laurent Sansonetti presents MacRuby 19-21 Nov 2009 » RubyConf San Francisco, CA Matt Aimonetti talks about writing 2D video games with MacRuby We are pleased to announce the final release of MacRuby 0.5. After months of hard work and two successful beta releases, we believ
MacRuby » MacRuby 0.5 beta 1
Check out the tutorial, resources and examples that are available for MacRuby. 2-3 Oct 2009 » OSDC.fr Paris, France Olivier Gutknecht presents MacRuby 13-14 Oct 2009 » Rails Summit Latin America São Paulo, Brazil Rich Kilmer presents MacRuby 30-31 Oct 2009 » RubyEnRails Amsterdam, Netherlands Eloy Duran Presents MacRuby & HotCocoa 19-21 Nov 2009 » RubyConf San Francisco, CA Laurent Sanson
MacRuby – MacRuby – Trac
All user-submitted text and content on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License unless otherwise noted. Copyright © 2008 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. MacRuby Welcome to the MacRuby project homepage. MacRuby is a version of Ruby 1.9, ported to run directly on top of Mac OS X core technologies such as the Objective-C common runtime and garbage collector, and the C
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