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RubyCocoa

RubyCocoa is a macOS framework that provides a bridge between the Ruby and the Objective-C programming languages, allowing the user to manipulate Objective-C objects from Ruby, and vice versa. It makes it possible to write a Cocoa application completely in Ruby as well as to write an application that mixes Ruby and Objective-C code. An Apple project…

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RubyCocoa

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Triples55
Avg. degree1.93
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RubyCocoa

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related to history · 14
RubyCocoa → Apple, Hisakuni Fujimoto, In, Later, Laurent Sansonetti, Leopard, Mac OS, NSClassFromString, NSObject, Project Builder, Ruby, SourceForge, WWDC, Xcode
related to Accessing the C bits · 6
RubyCocoa → BridgeSupport, Due, In, It, Objective-C, Ruby
related to Disadvantages · 5
RubyCocoa → Because Ruby, Ignoring, Objective-C/Cocoa, Ruby, Ruby's
related to Lazy class import · 5
RubyCocoa → For, It, NSTableViewfor, Objective-C, Ruby
has application · 4
RubyCocoa → Cocoa-Ruby Application, Installing RubyCocoa, This, Xcode
related to Forwarding messages · 4
RubyCocoa → Every, If, Objective-C, Ruby
related to Advantages of RubyCocoa · 3
RubyCocoa → As Ruby, Ruby's, Some
related to Automatic method overriding · 3
RubyCocoa → Objective-C, Once, Ruby
related to Format strings · 3
RubyCocoa → APIs, NSLog, NSString
related to Functionality · 3
RubyCocoa → Cocoa, Objective-C, Ruby

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ruby objective-c cocoa code method project application runtime also apple function macos bridge classes example create development replace free software

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RubyCocoais amacOS framework that provides a bridge between the Ruby and the Objective-C programming languages0.90text
RubyCocoais areal bridge between the Objective-C and Ruby programming languages.Lazy class importRubyCocoa will import the Objective-C classes into the Ruby world on demand0.90text
RubyCocoahas applicationInstalling RubyCocoa0.60section
RubyCocoahas applicationXcode0.60section
RubyCocoahas applicationThis0.60section
RubyCocoahas applicationCocoa-Ruby Application0.60section
RubyCocoarelated to Accessing the C bitsDue0.60section
RubyCocoarelated to Accessing the C bitsObjective-C0.60section
RubyCocoarelated to Accessing the C bitsIn0.60section
RubyCocoarelated to Accessing the C bitsBridgeSupport0.60section
RubyCocoarelated to Accessing the C bitsIt0.60section
RubyCocoarelated to Accessing the C bitsRuby0.60section

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