Take a look it this online interpreter

Ruby
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Hi,

I was looking for an online interpreter and I found this, I think its
awesome since you can now practice your code anywhere plus you can use
it to try you code when asking a question in this mailing list.

I just thought it would be nice to share it…

http://codepad.org/

Thanks

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I’ve used codepad in the past, but the online iterpreter at ideone.com
uses ruby 1.9.2, so I use that now.

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I didn’t know something like this existed. Thats awesome because I can
now practice Ruby even on my iPhone.

Great, I will check Ideone too…

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On 2011-04-14, at 17:40, Fily S. wrote:

I didn’t know something like this existed. Thats awesome because I can
now practice Ruby even on my iPhone.

I just the other day downloaded the Scripting Layer for Android, which
allows you to run JRuby. I haven’t done anything significant with it
yet, but it was fun making my Motorola Milestone say `Hello, world!’

http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting

– vincent

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i just checked out http://ideone.com/ and it’s the only thing like this
i’ve
found so far that highlights syntax as you’re typing! i think that’s
pretty
damn spiffy if you ask me! i’m going to have to bookmark this on my
tablet.
hex

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Vincent M. wrote in post #992897:

On 2011-04-14, at 17:40, Fily S. wrote:

I didn’t know something like this existed. Thats awesome because I can
now practice Ruby even on my iPhone.

I just the other day downloaded the Scripting Layer for Android, which
allows you to run JRuby. I haven’t done anything significant with it
yet, but it was fun making my Motorola Milestone say `Hello, world!’

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Or you could just install Rubuto from the marketplace.

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.serialhex … wrote in post #992905:

i just checked out http://ideone.com/ and it’s the only thing like this
i’ve
found so far that highlights syntax as you’re typing!

lol. I never saw that. And once you check syntax highlighting, a
toolbar appears that lets you go full screen.

that’s
pretty
damn spiffy if you ask me!

Now if only the editor could do automatic indenting…

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On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 11:08:01PM +0900, Brian C. wrote:

Vincent M. wrote in post #992897:

I just the other day downloaded the Scripting Layer for Android,
which allows you to run JRuby. I haven’t done anything significant
with it yet, but it was fun making my Motorola Milestone say `Hello,
world!’

Or you could just install Rubuto from the marketplace.

SL4A provides a fair bit more than Ruboto does:

Try the SL4A scripting environment for your Android device
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/programming-and-development/?p=3932