Ruby Anvil the Desktop Application Framework
summary
A Ruby desktop application framework called Anvil aims to be an integration-first, toolkit-agnostic and database-agnostic MVC system that uses a standard DSL for views, RESTful controllers, and gem-based plugins. It shows a working Hello World and command to boot the environment, has configuration and initialization mostly done, is building QT integration and DSL-backed OpenGL support, and plans generators and packaging into EXE/DMG bundles—packaging and ORM wiring remain unfinished and contributors are requested.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 0:14Lone Star Ruby Conf 2008
- 3:10Toolkits
- 4:02Shoes
- 5:24WxRuby
- 6:27FxRuby
- 10:37Toolkit Identity
- 10:47Crufty Examp
- 22:12Controller Exa
- 22:47Views
- 23:47View Examp
- 24:30Events
- 25:15Code General
- 25:44Testing ATF
- 26:07Packaging Distributio
- 28:25Status Quc
- 29:11What's neede
- 30:58DEMO
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