Testing Cocoa-Ruby Project on Tiger

Maybe you’ve already seen Cocoa-Ruby screencast on Xcode 3.0 by fhisa, it’s pretty cool showing the joy of ruby programming in shiny new Xcode interface, sadly the video is blurry (due to youtube downscaling quality maybe). The blog is written in Japanese, but if you know how Xcode works, all you need is to copy the sample code written there, and for the rest of the part are pretty trivial Xcode tasks.

What surprised me, when I tried to create new project in my Xcode 2.4.1 (run on Tiger) later, there I found  a create new “Cocoa-Ruby” project feature, just like the one I saw in screencast. I thought the fun part belongs only on Leopard side but apparently I was wrong, I quickly  jumped in and tried to follow the screencast.

To my disappointment it didn’t work on mine. After further digging on fhisa blog, I found out that RubyCocoa bundled with Leopard is version 0.12, while the one in my mac is one whose version dated back 5 years ago, what a shame.

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