Bowline: A Ruby GUI Framework
Published February 18th, 2010 Under General, Javascript | Leave a Comment
If you’ve ever wished creating a desktop application was as simple as creating a Rails website you’ll be interested in Bowline. Bowline is a Ruby GUI framework. You can design and build your applications in an agile way, deploying them cross platform. Bowline lets you take your existing skills and apply them to the desktop. You can write apps in HTML/JavaScript/Ruby without having to worry about different platforms or a complex GUI API.
http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/ajax-ria/bowline-a-ruby-gui-framework
Railscasts – Pagination with AJAX
Published February 5th, 2010 Under AJAX, Javascript, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
Learn an easy, unobtrusive way to add AJAX functionality to an existing set of pagination links using jQuery.
http://railscasts.com/episodes/174-pagination-with-ajax
Flex on Rails with RubyAMF
Published January 28th, 2010 Under Flex, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
Using RubyAMF to build AMF services in Rails and how to use these services in Flex.
SD Ruby – Episode 065 HotRuby + jQuery Ruby in the Browser
Published December 10th, 2009 Under Javascript, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
Daniel Moore will demonstrate using the HotRuby VM to execute Ruby code natively in the browser. The demonstration shows how Ruby can call native JS libraries, like jQuery, to perform DOM manipulation.
Build Applications on the Microsoft Platform Using Eclipse, Java, Ruby and PHP
Published October 30th, 2009 Under General, Silverlight | Leave a Comment
Microsoft has delivered multiple technologies that focus on interoperability with non-Microsoft and Open Source technologies. In this video you will learn how to use the Eclipse tools today to build Silverlight applications that run on PCs and Macs, how to develop using combinations of Java, Ruby and PHP in addition to the standard Microsoft languages, and how Microsoft’s commitment to openness with the Azure Services Platform and the use of claims-based identity supports heterogeneous identity systems.
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