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http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/distributingrubyapplications/index.html#7.2.0 Distributing Ruby Applications - Theory and Practice of Building, Packing and Distributing Ruby Applications
[edit] Tar2RubyScript - A Tool for Distributing Ruby Applications
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"It's Ruby's JAR..."
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| Homepage: |
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/tar2rubyscript/index.html
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| Project/Development: |
http://rubyforge.org/projects/tar2rubyscript/
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| Description: |
Tar2RubyScript transforms a directory tree, containing your application, into one single Ruby script, along with some code to handle this archive. This script can be distributed to our friends. When they've installed Ruby, they just have to double click on it and your application is up and running!
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| Environment: |
Console (Text Based) |
| Authors: |
Erik Veenstra |
| Readiness: |
5 - Production/Stable
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[edit] RubyScript2Exe - A Ruby Compiler
[edit] RubyInTray
| Homepage: |
http://blog.codahale.com/rubyintray/
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| Description: |
RubyInTray allows you to run awesome RubyOnRails scripts, like Instiki, MouseHole, or Tracks, on your Windows computer without ugly command windows hogging valuable screen real estate, or without running third party applications as Windows services. It provides you with an icon in the notification tray which lets you start and stop the Ruby scripts as needed.
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| License: |
GPL |
| Implementation language: |
.NET |
| Environment: |
Windows desktop |
| Authors: |
Coda Hale |
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0.1 "Notice where the zero is in the version number. This is really new stuff, and could easily delete your files, eat your cat, and lure your younger sister into an unhealthy relationship. This is pre-alpha, and there’s stuff I didn’t have time to implement–error checking, for example."
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