The red kool-aid is spiked.

A co-worker, one that has consumed more ruby colored
kool-aid than  
you can imagine, asked me today:	

"Does blojsom have a Ruby dispatcher?"

I replied, "Ruby running on the JVM yet? Oh, no.
Well...," then my  
voice trailed off (insert image of hair set ablaze by wild
over  
processing of possibilities).

Discuss.



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Well, there's JRuby.

<http://jruby.source
forge.net/>

" A 1.8.2 compatible Ruby interpreter written in 100%
pure Java "

I'm assuming they'd like to be able to use Ruby syntax ala
RHTML in the
templates? It seems that the syntax for RHTML is to take
what's in-between
<% and %> and that gets interpreted as Ruby. Would you
need the interpreter
to be stateful between <% and %>? I guess the
dispatcher would somehow need
to make the context items available to the interpreter as
existing objects?


On 2/24/06 4:51 PM, "Timothy Stone"
<registrantpetmystone.com> wrote:

> A co-worker, one that has consumed more ruby colored
kool-aid than
> you can imagine, asked me today: 
> 
> "Does blojsom have a Ruby dispatcher?"
> 
> I replied, "Ruby running on the JVM yet? Oh, no.
Well...," then my
> voice trailed off (insert image of hair set ablaze by
wild over
> processing of possibilities).
> 
> Discuss.
> 
> 
> 
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