[PJUG Javamail] RoR is going to take over the world!
Tim Dysinger
tim06 at dysinger.net
Fri Apr 14 17:40:59 EDT 2006
OK I'll bite, - I don't know that much about Ruby other than not
many people use it and it's dynamically typed. I stopped there.
On Apr 14, 2006, at 1:22 PM, Cookie Monster wrote:
>
> Ruby was born on February 24 1993 and made available generally in
> Japan at the end of 1995. Java was released to the world no earlier
> than October 1994.
The windows installer for Ruby has only been around for a few years
though, AFAIK :P
>
> Also, there's a Ruby plugin for Eclipse.
I think I did say there was no "IDE". I guess that counts in a sort
of 1997 way.
>
> As far as APIs, let me know of one you use as a regular part of
> your Java development that isn't available in Ruby.
OK, How about a cross-platform desktop UI (like Swing)? 10+ years
later folks are still searching [ http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?
DoYourRubyGUIResearch ] for the right solution. It's no different
than Python. Only Java got that one half right. ( No joke I am
working on some Swing stuff right now ).
OK, OK, OK - I'll try it. I'm not going to like it. I'm only doing
it because I have the spare time right now and everybody says it's
cool. I still don't like dynamically typed languages. ;)
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