Ruby and Leopard
Leopard comes out today, and with it comes a whole lot of Ruby goodness. Ruby 1.8.6, with a bunch of gems installed (including Rails), Joyent's dtrace support, Ruby Cocoa (bridged to most of the Leopard system frameworks), Xcode integration, Scripting, and more. Read about it over on MacOSforge.
> Joyent's dtrace support
Isn't it Sun's dtrace support?
Dmitri
Posted by: Dmitri Trembovetski | October 31, 2007 at 11:47 AM
No, it's Joyet's support for dtrace of Ruby applications.
Posted by: Dave Thomas | October 31, 2007 at 12:29 PM