The Ruboto team is pleased to announce the release of Ruboto 1.0.1.
Ruboto (JRuby on Android) is a platform for developing full stand-alone
apps for Android using the Ruby language and libraries. It includes
support libraries and generators for creating projects, classes, tests,
and more. The complete APIs of Android, Java, and Ruby are available to
you using the Ruby language.
New in version 1.0.1:
This release focuses on bug fixes and documentation.
Features:
- Issue #546 Better stack traces using “jruby.rewrite.java.trace” =
“true” - Issue #548 Allow using snapshot versions of jruby-jars
Bugfixes:
- Issue #505 Trigger rebuild of the package if non-ruby source has
changed
in the “src” directory - Issue #507 Undefined method ‘__ruby_object’ when implementing a Java
interface - Issue #537 Generated BroadcastReceiver has incorrect number of
argument
for Log.e - Issue #541 Gem errors with activerecord-jdbc-sqlite3
- Issue #545 JRuby use of javax.annotation.processing breaks use of
ARJDBC - Issue #554 Better error message when trying to run an emulator for a
target that is not installed - Issue #556 “ruboto emulator” ignores HAXM installation on Windows
Documentation:
- Issue #532 Environment setup for windows
- Issue #538 Complete the “What is Ruboto?” WIKI article
- Issue #553 The number of stars for the Ruboto project has disappeared
from the ruboto.org front page - Issue #560 Add a tutorial for detecting incoming phone calls
Support:
- Issue #480 Could not locate Gemfile
- Issue #549 How can I view output?
- Issue #551 rake install start problem on windows
- Issue #552 Problem with rake install start on windows
- Issue #555 Ruboto command not found after installation
Community:
- Issue #531 How can I help?
Pull requests:
- Issue #550 Fix Log import
Internal:
- Issue #513 Refactor to generate special
onCreate/onDestroy/onBind/onStartCommand instead of hard coding - Issue #540 Release 1.0.1 gem
- Issue #559 Remove redundant script file reference in
InheritingBroadcastReceiver
You can find a complete list of issues here:
Installation:
To use Ruboto, you need to install a Ruby implementation. Then do
(possibly as root/administrator)
gem install ruboto
ruboto setup
To create a project do
ruboto gen app --package <your.package.name>
cd <project directory>
ruboto setup
To run an emulator for your project
cd <project directory>
ruboto emulator
To run your project
cd <project directory>
rake install start
You can find an introductory tutorial at
If you have any problems or questions, come see us at http://ruboto.org/
Enjoy!
–
The Ruboto Team
http://ruboto.org/