Wt::Ruby version 0.9.2 has been released!
* http://wiki.github.com/rdale/wtruby
* Code
* Wiki
* Tutorial
* http://wiki.github.com/rdale/wtruby/tutorial
* http://rubyforge.org/projects/wtruby/
* Downloads
* Help forum
Ruby bindings for the Wt web development toolkit, which
allow you to write widget based web applications wired up
with 'signals' and 'slots' in a very similar manner to a
desktop toolkit such as Qt. The Wt::Ruby bindings runtime is
derived from the well proven QtRuby code, and so it could be
described as a 'QtRuby for web programming'.
Hello World with quit button:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'wt'
class HelloApplication < Wt::WApplication
def initialize(env)
super(env)
root.addWidget(Wt::WText.new("<h1>Hello, World!</h1>"))
button = Wt::WPushButton.new("Quit", root)
button.clicked.connect(SLOT(self, :quit))
end
end
Wt::WRun(ARGV) do |env|
HelloApplication.new(env)
end
Note that this forms a complete web server that can be run
from the command line as follows:
$ ./hello.rb --docroot . --http-address localhost
--http-port 3000
To deploy the same code via FCGI running under a web server
such as Apache, you just need to change the environment
variable WT_ENV from ‘development’ (or unset) to
‘production’.
Requirements
* Ruby 1.8.x or 1.9.1
* Wt 2.2.3 or Wt 2.99.0 or greater
* cmake 2.6.x
* boost 1.35 or greater
New in this release
* Improved INSTALL instructions
* Control&C now correctly stops the web server as per the C++ version
* Added two classes 'Wt::ActiveTableModel' and 'Wt::ActiveItemModel'
to make it easy to use Rails ActiveRecord with the Wt mvc classes such
as WTreeView and Ext::TableView
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