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Apple's Leopard Hails Ruby on Rails

eweek.com — Owing to its increasing popularity, the Ruby on Rails application development environment will be included in the release of Apple Computer's upcoming server offering, code-named Leopard Server.

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  • zigamorph, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1You think Apple is trying to create it's own programming suite like .NET has, because now that Rails ships with Apple and you get Cocoa, AppleScript, and Xcode, it seems like they are trying to make their own language or melting pot of languages. I think you will find most large companies heading this way.
  • inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1ahahaha! I love the code name! You'd never guess what they meant by that.

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