I threw some bindings together for a project at work, but haven’t
really had the time to properly release it or complete the API
coverage (it wraps some of the more useful stuff from the webkit
widget and has some JavaScriptCore bindings for direct Ruby<=>JS
calls).
Would anyone like to see it fixed up and added to the ruby-gnome2
project, or would it make more strategic sense to leave it out and
focus on gobject introspection as a more sustainable way to support
such libraries in future? Any thoughts?
Some of you may have come across it already, but I don’t think I’ve
ever officially announced the gtk-webkit-ruby gem.
It’s on github: GitHub - geoffyoungs/gtk-webkit-ruby: Ruby-GNOME2 compatible bindings for Gtk Webkit
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Would anyone like to see it fixed up and added to the ruby-gnome2
project, or would it make more strategic sense to leave it out and
focus on gobject introspection as a more sustainable way to support
such libraries in future? Any thoughts?
If it is added to the Ruby-GNOME2 project, we want to use
GObject Introspection.