Anybody familiar with Ruby or WideStudio?
Personnaly I use Eclipse + PyDev + Ant + wxDesigner for GUI (I am trying it currently) + wxPython (i.e. a wrapper for the wxWidgets as the multiplatform GUI). At first a bit more complex than Revolution or RealBasic IDE but opensource, much more reliable and quick fixes by the wide developers' community, object oriented with more complex data structures and many important modules ready to use (xslt, database, sockets, easy C/C++ externals, ...). Like others I will probably keep Rev for some programming but the most important - and the most difficult - is to use the right tool for the right thing...!
Rev allows AppleScript via the "do ... as AppleScript" command. Perhaps this could be extended to support things like
do ... as Python do ...
Why not? But under MacOSX 3.x you just have to run the following script:
put "print 'hello'" into thePythonScript
put shell("python -c " "e& thePythonScript & quote)(also similar for ruby...).
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