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* [[RubyCocoa]] makes developing [[Cocoa]]-Apps much faster (just think about string conversions, string matchings and so on)
* [[RubyCocoa]] makes developing [[Cocoa]]-Apps much faster (just think about string conversions, string matchings and so on)
* [[RubyCocoa]] Apps compiled on [[MacOS X]] 10.5 compiled for [[MacOS X]] 10.5 will run on [[MacOS X]] 10.6, too<ref>Tested with [[XCode]] 3.2.1 64 Bit on [[MacOS X]] 10.6.4</ref>
* [[RubyCocoa]] Apps compiled on [[MacOS X]] 10.5 compiled for [[MacOS X]] 10.5 will run on [[MacOS X]] 10.6, too.<ref>Tested with [[XCode]] 3.2.1 64 Bit on [[MacOS X]] 10.6.4</ref>
* [[RubyCocoa]] Apps compiled on [[MacOS X]] 10.6 compiled for [[MacOS X]] 10.5 will '''not''' run on [[MacOS X]] 10.6, too<ref>tested with [[Mac OS X]] 10.5.8 and [[XCode]] 3.1.3 (pre-release) / [[MacOS X]] 10.6.4</ref>
* [[RubyCocoa]] Apps compiled on [[MacOS X]] 10.6 compiled for [[MacOS X]] 10.5 will '''not''' run on [[MacOS X]] 10.6!<ref>tested with [[Mac OS X]] 10.5.8 and [[XCode]] 3.1.3 (pre-release) / [[MacOS X]] 10.6.4</ref>


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Revision as of 14:27, 7 November 2010

RubyCocoa is some cool shit I use regularly, although I don't know shit about how it works. As far as I understand it, it glues Cocoa and Ruby together, hence the name. :)

Using it for a while now, I came to this conclusions:

  • Footnotes:

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  1. ↑ Tested with XCode 3.2.1 64 Bit on MacOS X 10.6.4
  2. ↑ tested with Mac OS X 10.5.8 and XCode 3.1.3 (pre-release) / MacOS X 10.6.4
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