Category Archives: Ruby

Developer Preview of RubyCocoa 0.90

This is good news. Follow the link above to find out about the changes happening to RubyCocoa. It has jumped from 0.50 to 0.90 and the changes are good. And with RubyCocoa being included in Leopard and with Apple giving … Continue reading

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Agenda Redux

I’ve been involved in another project for awhile and I wanted to tell you about it. The project is Agenda Redux. Basically, we are creating a new version of Lotus Agenda for the web. My friend Sonjaya Tandon started up … Continue reading

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RubyCocoa Presentation for BYU RUG

We interrupt the current “All PackRat All The Time” theme for this blog for an announcement. This Wednesday (March 8th), I’ll be driving down to Provo to give my Ruby Cocoa presentation to the BYU Ruby Users Group. I’ll probably … Continue reading

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New version of ICal module

While preparing for my URUG presentation tonight, I found that my ICal Ruby module now longer worked under Tiger. I found the that the location of the files had changed and that the .ics files had changed into XML. So … Continue reading

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RubyCocoa for URUG

I’m giving a presentation on RubyCocoa at URUG tonight. Basically it’s the same presentation I gave at O’Reilly’s Mac Dev 2003 conference, but brought up to date. I’m looking forward to seeing what the Ruby guys think about Cocoa. I … Continue reading

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Inaugural URUG meeting

Last night we had the inaugural URUG meeting at Ben Galbraith’s house. Jamis Buck of 37signals fame is the founder and we had a good discussion about various aspects of Ruby and what we want to do with the group. … Continue reading

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Backpack

37signals released Backpack today, which is their personal information manager web app. It looks pretty good. You should definitely check it out if you’re looking for something to help you get organized. Not only that, it is written in the … Continue reading

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