From: ian_maclean74@...
Date: 2000-05-25T10:18:27+00:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:02981] Ruby, moxilla & xpcom

I've just seen the following news about mozilla and scripting languages
"
JavaScript will join Perl and Python as supported languages in
ActiveState's powerful Komodo integrated development environment. This
will allow Web developers to edit, run and debug their JavaScript
programs in a professional-class development tool fully oriented to the
Web, while maintaining a close integration with the browser. In turn,
Perl and Python will join JavaScript as programming languages in
Mozilla, thereby making it easier for Open Source programmers to use
the Mozilla framework, and giving Mozilla developers access to
additional scripting technologies. "

quote from "http://www.newsalert.com/bin/story?StoryId=CosTtWbKbytaXodG"

Once the bindings for perl and python are done it shouldn't be so hard
to do them for Ruby since the code is all open source. Effectively it
means mozilla could a the cross platform gui toolkit for ruby.


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