Ruby.NET vs IronRuby
Click here to read these interesting articles by M. David Peterson and John Lam.
Introducing GlassFish, Metro, JRuby-on-GlassFish and JMaki
Arun Gupta has posted an interesting presentation which introduces GlassFish and related technologies (Metro, JRuby-on-GlassFish and jMaki).
Click here to download the pdf.
Rails 2.0: It’s done!
WSO2 WSF for Ruby – v1.0.0 beta released
WSO2 Web Services Framework for Ruby (WSO2 WSF/Ruby) is a Ruby extension to WSO2 WSF/C which can be used for both consuming and providing Web Services in Ruby.
Interfacing Ruby with Mathematica
Follow this link to download the Ruby interface to MathLink available on the Wolfram Research site.
FunFX – A Ruby based automated testing framework for Flex
FunFX is an Open Source library which permits to automate the test of Flex applications using Ruby scripts.
An interesting post by Derek Wischusen about this subject can be found here.
Using NetBeans as a Ruby IDE
I’m using the new NetBeans 6.0 Release Candidate 1 as a Ruby IDE for test purposes, it seems to work very well.
I’ve found these useful screencasts:
- How to develop a JRuby application with NetBeans and GlassFish, by Aron Gupta (click here to watch);
- How to create a WebLog using NetBeans Ruby support, by Tor Norbye (click here to watch).
Deploying Rails to Tomcat as a .WAR with JRuby
An interesting post from Edward Gibbs can be found here.


