[ANN] Rucola 0.0.3 released.

[Eloy Duran]

Hello,

We are pleased to announce the third release of Rucola today.
http://rucola.rubyforge.org/

This release fixes some critical bugs which were introduced in the =20
combination RubyCocoa 0.13 & Rucola 0.0.2

Cheers,
Rucola team.

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A Framework for building Cocoa applications in Ruby

Rucola is a light weight framework that helps you write RubyCocoa apps.
It allows you to build, test, and deploy applications using rake =20
commands,
eliminating the need to use XCode, however you can use XCode if you =20
wish.

Rucola provides a set of generators to help you generate controllers, =20=

window controllers,
and document-based applications. It also provides APIs for simplifying =20=

some of Objective-C=92s
ways of doing things.
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CHANGES:

- Fixed some critical bugs in the xcode & nib manipulation code, which =20=

were introduced because the default is to return mutable objects in =20
RubyCocoa again.
- InfoPlist#app_name returns a ruby string instead of a NSString, =20
which fixes a bug in the AR generator.

 

[Benjohn Barnes]

Hi Rucola Team,

This sounds jolly sweet, thanks for the work. However, I'm just =20
trying a gem instal, and get the following:

Mail # sudo gem instal rucola -y
Password:
ERROR: While executing gem ... (OpenURI::HTTPError)
404 Not Found
Mail #

Can I help you track down the errors here?

Cheers,
Benj

 

[Rob Sanheim]

Hi Rucola Team,

This sounds jolly sweet, thanks for the work. However, I'm just
trying a gem instal, and get the following:

This usually means the gem is just propagating thru the mirrors..try
again in a little bit.

- Rob
http://robsanheim.com