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Ruboss Framework: Adobe Flex and AIR Application Simple Efficient Integrated With Ruby On Rails

By admin | December 4, 2008

In previous article Python, Twisted Working With Flex , we have mentioned the fast and efficient of Python. In fact there is another language which is very populared by its amazing speed. It is Ruby. Ruby actually like a hodgepodge which combine the essence of Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada and Lisp. It makes Ruby so simple just like the life of course I mean for the user.

Ruby on Rails is a relatively new Web framework built on the Ruby language. Its goal is to make life or at least the web development life more easy. Actually it’s a full stack open source web framework based on Ruby which could be used to write application program and the code is less than most framework deal on XML. The efficiency of development is higher than other language because the Ruby is designed very easily using. If using the framework like the Ruby on Rails then the efficiency will be more amazing.

If Adobe Flex and AIR could integrated with Ruby, I’m afraid this is what many Flex/AIR developer expected. Peter Armstong and Dima Berastau has bring us the Ruboss Framework.

Then following is a part of the introduction of the project:

“The goal of the Ruboss Framework is to automate much of the plumbing necessary to use Adobe Flex and Adobe AIR with Ruby on Rails. The Ruboss Framework brings the design principles and productivity of Rails to Flex development, and makes integration with RESTful Rails controllers as simple as possible.”

If you are interested why not visit http://code.google.com/p/ruboss/ and download for a try. Welcome you to write your feeling.

Topics: Adobe AIR, Adobe-Flex | | Tags: air, Flex, Framework, Ruboss, Ruby, Ruby on Rails

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