Ruby: it's
99.995% Al2O3,
0.005% Cr+3, and
100.00% open source! Notes from Ruby Conference 2004 (and previous conferences) are available here. Here's some software I've written in Ruby while learning the language: | ||
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RubyTreasures is my pet project that has a lot of nifty toys, ranging from new data types to interesting hacks. | ||
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Nodewrap is a library that can marshal Ruby classes and methods across a network. | ||
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ROMP (the Ruby Object Message Proxy) is sorta like drb (distributed Ruby), but is a bit faster. | ||
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Exceptional Ruby A C++ library for writing Ruby extensions in an exception-safe manner. | ||
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RubyCollections A collection of data structures and algorithms for Ruby. | ||
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Secret methods for Ruby. | ||
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Ruby-irc - A simple IRC bot written in Ruby. It's only 100 lines long! | ||
irc.rb   | download | |
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Ruby-rpn - A very simple RPN calculator. | ||
rpn.rb   | download | |
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Ruby-latex - A LaTeX module for Ruby. | ||
latex.rb   | download | |
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Ruby preprocessor - A C/C++ preprocessor that allows embedded Ruby code. | ||
rubypp.rb   | download | |
test.cpp   | download | |
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Ruby libedit patches - Patches for ruby and for libedit (a readline alternative). | ||
libedit-0.3-pb.patch   | download | |
ruby-readline.patch   | download | |
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xterm cpustat - A cpu meter for your xterm title bar. | ||
xterm_cpustat.rb   | download | |
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