Ruber

Ruber is a Ruby editor for KDE 4 written in pure ruby, making use of the excellent ruby bindings for KDE 4 (korundum). Ruber is plugin-based, meaning that almost all its functionality is provided by plugins. This has two important consequences: 1) A user can write plugins having availlable all the features availlable to the Ruber developers. In other words, there's not a plugin-specifi API 2) Users can write plugins which replace some of the core functionality of \ Ruber. For example, a user can create a plugin which replaces the default plugin to run ruby programs

Ruber

Ruber is a Ruby editor for KDE 4 written in pure ruby, making use of the excellent ruby bindings for KDE 4 (korundum). Ruber is plugin-based, meaning that almost all its functionality is provided by plugins. This has two important consequences: 1) A user can write plugins having availlable all the features availlable to the Ruber developers. In other words, there's not a plugin-specifi API 2) Users can write plugins which replace some of the core functionality of \ Ruber. For example, a user can create a plugin which replaces the default plugin to run ruby programs
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Rubygem ruber

Total Downloads
8885
Releases
7
Current Version
0.0.10
Released
2011-10-21 00:00:00 UTC
First Release
2010-11-02 23:00:00 UTC
Depends on following gems
dictionary, facets, outsider, rak
Depending Gems
0
Popular gems depending on ruber

Github stcrocco/ruber

Watchers
11
Forks
3
Development activity
Inactive
Last commit
2012-03-24 16:17:06 UTC
First commit
2010-10-29 10:18:36 UTC
Top contributors
stcrocco and reactormonk
Contributors
2
Issues
9
Wiki pages
https://github.com/stcrocco/ruber/wiki

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Pavel
@paulas

Pavel wrote 2011-10-28 12:01:13 UTC:
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Cool!

it's java-free

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