Developers

This page contains open source software and source code written by infiniteNIL that other developers may find useful in their own projects. All software and source code is not officially supported and is provided as is, however, feel free to ask any questions about it and we will do our best to help you out.

Ruby

URUG RubyCocoa Presentation

Here are the slides and the Xode project for the Today demo app for my RubyCocoa presentation to the Utah Ruby User's Group.

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Download Today Demo

RubyCocoa.framework

This version of the RubyCocoa.framework is built to be included in an application bundle. This way users do not have to install RubyCocoa to use your app. They just have to copy your application to their machine (version 0.40 of RubyCocoa). To learn more about using frameworks in an application see the article "Frameworks Within The App Bundle" at Cocoa Dev Central .

Note: This is no longer necessary with the latest version of RubyCocoa (0.4.2) because it is already built to be included in the application bundle. Use that one instead. Only use this one for RubyCocoa 0.4.0

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ICal Module (read the O'Reilly article)

ICal Module is a Ruby module that provides classes for reading calendar data from Apple's iCal calendaring program. These files are in the standard iCalendar format (www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt), so this source could also be useful in other environments besides Mac OS X. This is an initial release and doesn't provide full support for the iCalendar format. Currently it supports normal events, and daily and weekly recurring events.

Download pre Tiger version

The location of the Calendar files in Mac OS X 10.4 have changed, so I have updated the iCal module to handle that. You can download this version below.

Download Tiger version