*Many of you have been wondering what is going on with the MacRuby project
given the lack of up-to-date releases and overall communication.
I feel we owe you some explanation.
As a lot of you have noticed, our de-facto project leader Laurent
Sansonetti has been M.I.A since October 2011, his last p
On Apr 5, 2012, at 4:06 PM, Matt Aimonetti wrote:
> • the target platform (OS X) isn't the one we all really want to target
> (iOS)
The target platform is only 1 of 2 that many of us really want to target?
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Absolutely, thanks for clarifying my poorly worded statement.
- Matt
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 12:12 AM, Scott Ribe wrote:
> On Apr 5, 2012, at 4:06 PM, Matt Aimonetti wrote:
>
> > • the target platform (OS X) isn't the one we all really want to
> target (iOS)
>
> The target platform is only
I am not a a contributor to MacRuby, but I have been interested in using it.
Without Apple sponsorship, I have very little interest in MacRuby. Without
commitment and support from Apple, it will be a never ending scramble to just
keep up with niggling changes to xcode, cocoa and the build proce
Opening the flood gates to new contributors sounds great. I have been having
less and less free time as of late and haven't been able to keep up with the
few things I do to contribute. Watson has been carrying the project almost
entirely by himself for the last few months. MacRuby is a large pro
Wow, lots of news there. Thanks for the explanation Matt.
I created a quick survey to help quantify and gauge how the community
feels. Please fill it out.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/J5JLMFT
Daniel
On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 4:06 PM, Matt Aimonetti wrote:
> *Many of you have been wondering what
Personally, I want to see this project succeed like Rubinus and JRuby has,
but is it possible without some support from Apple? That said, I would love
to help out with building sample apps, docs, and building some gems. What
helped me the most when learning to develop on iOS was the availability of
Thanks for the update Matt.
I haven't actually used MacRuby since my last app, although would love to see
it for iOS (as well as keeping OS X support). I guess that would get a lot more
people interested too, given the success and popularity of the iOS platform. I
think most of your other sugge
Thanks for all the info Matt.
As a very new member of the MacRuby community, I don't feel like I have the
right to decide about it's future, but here are some of the things that I think
would help MacRuby create enough "hype" and get a lot more attention from
developers:
- Add the necessary mo
On Apr 5, 2012, at 3:34 PM, Dan Farrand wrote:
> I am not a a contributor to MacRuby, but I have been interested in using it.
> Without Apple sponsorship, I have very little interest in MacRuby.
I think Matt has already said all that needs to be said on that subject. There
are many applicati
Thank you for your update. It's sad that Apple seems abandon the MacRuby
project, but this is also a chance to bring MacRuby closer to what we (as
developers and users) need instead of what Apple want.
I certainly agree that removing libauto is a primary goal, as OSX and iOS are
both going to
ke the vision that Matt is
> proposing, by all means follow him. If you don't, github also supports any
> number of possible forks, the word "fork" no longer having the somewhat
> pejorative meaning it once had, either, but rather representing the
> opportunity
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