Comments on: Your first few days on RubyCocoa http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa its a mirror - get it? Erik Kastner's blog. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:48:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Aplicaciones GUI para OS X con Ruby y RubyCocoa « I’m a Mac. I’m a Blog. http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-17166 Aplicaciones GUI para OS X con Ruby y RubyCocoa « I’m a Mac. I’m a Blog. Sat, 07 Jul 2007 12:47:57 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-17166 [...] Aplicaciones GUI para OS X con Ruby y RubyCocoa Erik Kastner ha creado un buen tutorial mostrando como crear una aplicación gráfica para OS X usando Ruby y RubyCocoa. Además del tutorial hay un breve screencast que muestra el proceso completo. [...] [...] Aplicaciones GUI para OS X con Ruby y RubyCocoa Erik Kastner ha creado un buen tutorial mostrando como crear una aplicación gráfica para OS X usando Ruby y RubyCocoa. Además del tutorial hay un breve screencast que muestra el proceso completo. [...]

]]> By: Steven Holloway http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-15552 Steven Holloway Wed, 20 Jun 2007 22:11:29 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-15552 Wicked Article. This has helped me get legs with cocoa (ok more like knees, buts legs will soon follow). I have managed to begin a simple relational db app using the models from a rails app ( Which I created for an active record demo within a rails presentation for my former technical school) I had hoped to demo some rubycocoa as well but i wasnt quite joining all the dots pilfering examples or harder still porting ideas from objc examples. So far I have managed to include all my models and initialize active record, do find and display operation with data from mysql Once my (barely started) site (dont look now its crap) it up and running I will post my endeavors grasping cocoa from ruby with lots of active record, (bloody AR junkie here, can't get enough). Wicked Article.
This has helped me get legs with cocoa (ok more like knees, buts legs will soon follow).

I have managed to begin a simple relational db app using the models from a rails app ( Which I created for an active record demo within a rails presentation for my former technical school)

I had hoped to demo some rubycocoa as well but i wasnt quite joining all the dots pilfering examples or harder still porting ideas from objc
examples.

So far I have managed to include all my models and initialize active record, do find and display operation with data from mysql

Once my (barely started) site (dont look now its crap) it up and running I will post my endeavors grasping cocoa from ruby with lots of active record, (bloody AR junkie here, can’t get enough).

]]> By: James Urquhart http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-14298 James Urquhart Thu, 07 Jun 2007 21:30:18 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-14298 Neat run-though, Erik! Whilst i didn't quite take the same path as you (as in, i downloaded the disk image and just used XCode), i still found it quite easy to pick up the RubyCocoa bindings. I was however a bit rusty on the Interface Builder stuff, but i more or less eventually figured it out. I was considering using the PyObjC bindings which are the Python equivalent of RubyCocoa, however after thinking about it i just decided to dive into RubyCocoa considering i have been doing a lot of RoR development (e.g. RailsCollab) recently. In a way i also enjoy Ruby more than Python, so i've more or less decided to stick with it for the while. In the future, be interesting to see how powerful RubyCocoa can be. Neat run-though, Erik!

Whilst i didn’t quite take the same path as you (as in, i downloaded the disk image and just used XCode), i still found it quite easy to pick up the RubyCocoa bindings. I was however a bit rusty on the Interface Builder stuff, but i more or less eventually figured it out.

I was considering using the PyObjC bindings which are the Python equivalent of RubyCocoa, however after thinking about it i just decided to dive into RubyCocoa considering i have been doing a lot of RoR development (e.g. RailsCollab) recently. In a way i also enjoy Ruby more than Python, so i’ve more or less decided to stick with it for the while.

In the future, be interesting to see how powerful RubyCocoa can be.

]]> By: manicwave.com » Blog Archive » links for 2007-06-03 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13943 manicwave.com » Blog Archive » links for 2007-06-03 Sun, 03 Jun 2007 12:19:18 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13943 [...] Your first few days on RubyCocoa at Meta | ateM This post will walk you through the first steps into the RubyCocoa world (frankly, I’m not much beyond the first steps myself!). Before we get to the codin’ let’s get everything set up. (tags: ruby cocoa osx) [...] [...] Your first few days on RubyCocoa at Meta | ateM This post will walk you through the first steps into the RubyCocoa world (frankly, I’m not much beyond the first steps myself!). Before we get to the codin’ let’s get everything set up. (tags: ruby cocoa osx) [...]

]]> By: Tim Dysinger http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13899 Tim Dysinger Sat, 02 Jun 2007 16:49:52 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13899 Awesome. I tried this a while back and not having developed cocoa apps before it took me a while to get a hello world app working from scratch on XCode and InterfaceBuilder. This is nice and simple. Thanks for pointing out the newcocoa gem. Awesome. I tried this a while back and not having developed cocoa apps before it took me a while to get a hello world app working from scratch on XCode and InterfaceBuilder. This is nice and simple. Thanks for pointing out the newcocoa gem.

]]> By: LipsiaBlog : Gui grafiche con Ruby e RubyCocoa http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13894 LipsiaBlog : Gui grafiche con Ruby e RubyCocoa Sat, 02 Jun 2007 13:20:20 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13894 [...] Girovagando per la rete, in uno dei miei blog preferiti ho ho trovato questo articolo. Dato che la cosa mi è sembrata molto, ma molto interessante e dato che Apple in persona ha detto che implementerà questa tecnologia in Osx 10.5 ho deciso di seguire questo tutorial. Per prima cosa mi sono recato nel sito ufficiale di RubyCocoa . Step 1: Installazione RubyCocoa Bisogna abilitare il --enabled-share al nostro ruby. Quindi entriamo nella cartella contenente i sorgenti di ruby e riconfiguriamoli cosi: $ ./configure --prefix=/opt/local --enable-pthread --with-readline-dir=/opt/local --enable-shared Io ho usato il prefisso /opt/local perché uso i darwinports generalmente sono /usr/local. Ora compilate e installate ruby. $ make <br />$ sudo make install Scarichiamo ed installiamo rubycocoa, si può optare per due soluzioni: Scaricare l'ultima Build o l'ultimo Trunk via svn. Io ho optato per la prima $ wget http://easynews.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/rubycocoa/RubyCocoa-0.11.0.tar.gz <br />$ tar xzvf RubyCocoa-0.11.0.tar.gz <br />$ cd RubyCocoa-0.11.0 <br />$ ruby install.rb config <br />$ ruby install.rb setup <br />$ sudo ruby install.rb install Step 2: Installazione gemma newcocoa Scaricare la gemma ed installare la gemma newcocoa, quindi da terminale: $ sudo gem install newcocoa Step 4: Creazione del progetto di test Ora abbiamo tutti gli ingredienti per poter eseguire alcuni test. Procediamo alla creazione del progetto, da terminale: $ newcocoa HelloWorld Entriamo nella directory del progetto appena creato: $ cd HelloWorld Step 5: Modifica del Rakefile Ora abbiamo creato il progetto, ma newcocoa crea "targets" sia per piattaforma ppc che per intel. Ora aprite il progetto col vostro editor preferito. Il mio è TextMate e quindi da terminale scrivo: $ mate . Dato che uso Intel devo rimuovere dal RakeFile: - arch ppc Step 6: Modificare Main.nib con l'Interface Builder Usando TextMate è possibile: [...] [...] Girovagando per la rete, in uno dei miei blog preferiti ho ho trovato questo articolo. Dato che la cosa mi è sembrata molto, ma molto interessante e dato che Apple in persona ha detto che implementerà questa tecnologia in Osx 10.5 ho deciso di seguire questo tutorial. Per prima cosa mi sono recato nel sito ufficiale di RubyCocoa . Step 1: Installazione RubyCocoa Bisogna abilitare il –enabled-share al nostro ruby. Quindi entriamo nella cartella contenente i sorgenti di ruby e riconfiguriamoli cosi: $ ./configure –prefix=/opt/local –enable-pthread –with-readline-dir=/opt/local –enable-shared Io ho usato il prefisso /opt/local perché uso i darwinports generalmente sono /usr/local. Ora compilate e installate ruby. $ make <br />$ sudo make install Scarichiamo ed installiamo rubycocoa, si può optare per due soluzioni: Scaricare l’ultima Build o l’ultimo Trunk via svn. Io ho optato per la prima $ wget http://easynews.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/rubycocoa/RubyCocoa-0.11.0.tar.gz <br />$ tar xzvf RubyCocoa-0.11.0.tar.gz <br />$ cd RubyCocoa-0.11.0 <br />$ ruby install.rb config <br />$ ruby install.rb setup <br />$ sudo ruby install.rb install Step 2: Installazione gemma newcocoa Scaricare la gemma ed installare la gemma newcocoa, quindi da terminale: $ sudo gem install newcocoa Step 4: Creazione del progetto di test Ora abbiamo tutti gli ingredienti per poter eseguire alcuni test. Procediamo alla creazione del progetto, da terminale: $ newcocoa HelloWorld Entriamo nella directory del progetto appena creato: $ cd HelloWorld Step 5: Modifica del Rakefile Ora abbiamo creato il progetto, ma newcocoa crea “targets” sia per piattaforma ppc che per intel. Ora aprite il progetto col vostro editor preferito. Il mio è TextMate e quindi da terminale scrivo: $ mate . Dato che uso Intel devo rimuovere dal RakeFile: - arch ppc Step 6: Modificare Main.nib con l’Interface Builder Usando TextMate è possibile: [...]

]]> By: raoli.com » Blog Archive » links for 2007-06-02 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13893 raoli.com » Blog Archive » links for 2007-06-02 Sat, 02 Jun 2007 13:17:57 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13893 [...] Your first few days on RubyCocoa at Meta | ateM (tags: mac osx programming cocoa ruby) [...] [...] Your first few days on RubyCocoa at Meta | ateM (tags: mac osx programming cocoa ruby) [...]

]]> By: How to build OS X GUI applications with Ruby and RubyCocoa http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13838 How to build OS X GUI applications with Ruby and RubyCocoa Fri, 01 Jun 2007 21:15:38 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13838 [...] Erik Kastner has put together a great tutorial showing you how to build a graphical OS X app using Ruby and RubyCocoa. For a less wordy approach, there's also a short screencast which shows you the whole process from start to finish. [...] [...] Erik Kastner has put together a great tutorial showing you how to build a graphical OS X app using Ruby and RubyCocoa. For a less wordy approach, there’s also a short screencast which shows you the whole process from start to finish. [...]

]]> By: topfunky http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13717 topfunky Thu, 31 May 2007 03:17:39 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13717 Thanks for the screencast! I've written some simple OpenGL apps in Objective-C but have never used Ruby for Mac OS X apps. I have some ideas that I would like to try out. Thanks for the screencast!

I’ve written some simple OpenGL apps in Objective-C but have never used Ruby for Mac OS X apps. I have some ideas that I would like to try out.

]]> By: Kastner http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13683 Kastner Wed, 30 May 2007 16:38:25 +0000 http://metaatem.net/2007/05/27/your-first-few-days-on-rubycocoa#comment-13683 Alan, thanks for looking up the -arch thing. I gotta find the libs so I can make universal binaries if I ever decide to distribute my apps! Alan, thanks for looking up the -arch thing. I gotta find the libs so I can make universal binaries if I ever decide to distribute my apps!

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