Ruby.NET under development downunder at QUT I was catching up on my reading today and spotted the following post from Serial Imagine Cup Participant, Doug Stockwell: Ruby.NET has a web site, and a name? First mentioned on the Gardens Point Parser Generator site some time ago and largely unnoticed by the internet in general, Ruby.NET now has it’s own page giving a bit more info, even an expected release schedule. This has already started a few waves. The main aim of the project is to support 100% of Ruby language semantics, but as I have posted about in the past this is not an easy problem. So, will this mean an implementation of Ruby On Rails that targets the .NET CLR is not that far away?  Or does it not matter anymore, since ASP.NET is on a roll ** update ** I changed the title, based on an observant reader’s comment, from “underdevelopment” to “under development” [ Currently Playing : Bigger boys & stolen sweethearts - Arctic Monkeys - (02:52) ] Comments Anonymous March 17, 2006 The comment has been removed Anonymous March 17, 2006 peter good point ive maded the change Anonymous March 21, 2006 Good work. performance problem can be solved easily by .NET platform. Anonymous April 06, 2006 As some other Microsoft bloggers have noted, this ‘Ruby.NET’ project looks very interesting… So, is… Anonymous June 20, 2006 Got this email from Wayne yesterday. Excellent News.  Great to see this project moving along, and it… Anonymous February 09, 2007 It’s always nice to find little treasures in the inbox, especially one that is part of a continuing story Anonymous February 09, 2007 PingBack from http://www.do-ict.nl/2007/02/10/new-release-of-rubynet-compiler/ Anonymous June 01, 2009 PingBack from http://patiochairsite.info/story.php?id=1155 Anonymous June 01, 2009 PingBack from http://portablegreenhousesite.info/story.php?id=9670 Anonymous June 13, 2009 PingBack from http://gardenstatuesgalore.info/story.php?id=1371 Additional resources Last updated on 2006-03-17