I wrote a quick summary a couple of days ago:
http://lists.macosforge.org/pipermail/macruby-devel/2009-May/001825.html
Let me know if you have any questions.
- Matt
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 10:19 PM, Alex Vollmer wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> Can anybody speak with some authority on the current state
Hey folks,
Can anybody speak with some authority on the current state of
HotCocoa? I seem to recall reading an email on the list that Rich and
Matt were hacking on some new MVC hotness. Is that intended to replace
HotCocoa, or just be an alternative?
Cheers,
Alex V.
Musings & Notes
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#271: [website] hotcocoa mappings tutorial paragraph wrapping
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I don't think we need to convert every blog post on the main website,
but for consistency and maintenance sake I think it's good to have a
set of interesting tutorials there. Users would have a one-stop-shop
for documentation and it would be easier for us to update them. The 3
articles that
Dan, if you were able to port your tutorials to the website's format, that
would be very helpful. We are using webby and if you are interested, I can
contact you off list and show you how to generate articles/tutorials.
A tutorial on how to report a bug/submit a fix would also be greatly
appreciat
Is the goal to keep all of the tutorials on the main macruby site? I
enjoy writing them but prefer to post them to everburning to keep them
with the rest of my stuff. If the goal is to have them on the website
I can port the 3 HotCocoa bits I've written over to whatever it is the
website u
So, to recap, I think the following contributions will be welcome:
- Maintaining the website (blog, content, etc.) and writing tutorials.
There are lots of very interesting blog posts around that could I
think be transformed into a tutorial or into a recipe (shorter
tutorial). I think we ne
Spot on :)
On 29 mei 2009, at 23:10, Rich Morin wrote:
At 14:01 -0700 5/29/09, Tim Rand wrote:
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Do you know Tim?
Sorry, Tim, MacRuby likes you, but is too busy right now
(what with all the surgery,
#257: Conversion to JSON works , But JSON parsing fails in MacRuby 0.4
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Priority: blocker
At 14:01 -0700 5/29/09, Tim Rand wrote:
>
> Tim Rand added you as a friend on MyLife.
> Please confirm you know Tim so we can connect you.
> Do you know Tim?
Sorry, Tim, MacRuby likes you, but is too busy right now
(what with all the surgery, etc.) for social networking.
-r
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Hi Rich,
I forgot to mention that 32-bit support is a bit b0rked for now, which
is probably what's problematic in your case.
Laurent
On May 29, 2009, at 1:59 PM, Rich Morin wrote:
As of revision 1634, my PPC build is still failing in spots.
See http://cfcl.com/rdm/macruby/2009.0529.0500 fo
Tim Rand added you as a friend on MyLife(TM).
Please confirm you know Tim so we can connect you.
Do You Know Tim?
YES - Connect with Tim, and see who's searching for you
http://smtp26.mail.reunion.com:80/track?type=c
As of revision 1634, my PPC build is still failing in spots.
See http://cfcl.com/rdm/macruby/2009.0529.0500 for details.
-r
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You appear to be using a PowerPC machine. MacRuby's primary
architectures are Intel 32-bit and 64-bit (i386 and x86_64).
Consequently, PowerPC support may be lackin
Hi all,
The last status was sent the 4th May, so this one is a bit lengthy. I
am sorry about that and I will try to do status updates more often.
Before listing the changes, 2 important things happened since and I
think they need to be mentioned!
- The very first RubyOnOSX conference was
#269: Calling a method on a pointer passed to a KVC validation method fails
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Prior
I haven't actively spoken about this with Laurent over the last week,
but afaik not much changed since last time, which means that the
support is not nearly far enough to start using it. We decided that we
want the FFI specs in the repo in order to finish this work
appropriately, which woul
On May 29, 2009, at 12:42 AM, Matt Aimonetti wrote:
Also, writing wrappers for common obj-c libraries/frameworks would
be very useful.
I could contribute a few of these, but as I'm new to Cocoa (and only
less so Ruby) I'm still casting around for manuals and examples to RTFM.
Somewhat wor
How is progress on support FFI? That seems to be the new ruby-way for
interfacing to native code supported by JRuby, Rubinius and to some
extent the 1.9.x codeline. With FFI built in, as gems are updated to
support the other ruby interpreters and/or compilers then MacRuby
would be supported
Hi, another not-Laurent here,
On the topic of the RubySpec, which Jordan mentions as RSpecs; I have
written a README on how to help out with the specs:
http://github.com/alloy/mr-experimental/blob/master/spec/README.rdoc
Cheers,
Eloy
On 29 mei 2009, at 06:35, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
On M
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