Hi Josh, Sounds good! I have access to get ML but haven't tried it yet because of mission critical work need to have a working system. Don't know what Apple expects from us here or if they care about that type of thing. MacRuby as I've used it is actually pretty nice. Most things seem to really work. Just wanted to make sure the whole thing hadn't really died. I'm better at fixing things in Ruby then at C so I will just have to trust you guys for now. Really tied up ATM. Just trying to gauge MacRuby's heath gauge as Apple seems to be refactoring and preparing for new releases and such. Thanks, jsilver On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 7:17 AM, Joshua Ballanco <jballanc@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, June 30, 2012 at 11:11 AM, Jonathan Silverman wrote:
Hi My Name is Jonathan (JSILVER) Siilverman
What is your status? I would like to help you. Also, I seek information on Sandboxing MacRuby apps for Mountain Lion and beyond.
I want to help with MacRuby's success, because it is obviously not dead.
MacRuby knights, what say you?
Hi Jonathan!
The current status is that we are looking firmly in the direction of declaring a 1.0, but that means fixing a number of bugs first. As for Mountain Lion, I think there are some interesting discussions we can have around MacRuby apps running in ML and Sandboxing, but unfortunately it's a bit difficult to do so in a public forum (such as this one) considering the NDA you would've had to sign to currently have access to ML.
Right now the best thing you can do is use MacRuby, report bugs with MacRuby, help with the Wiki, and maybe even try your hand at fixing a bug or two in MacRuby.
Thanks for the interest! and cheers!
- Josh
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