HotRuby: A JavaScript & Flash Virtual Machine That Runs Ruby

Courtesy Ruby Inside  Wed, 03/26/2008 - 01:23

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HotRuby is a JavaScript and Flash powered virtual machine that can run Ruby code compiled to opcode by YARV.

You can write Ruby script within a Web page within <script type=”text/ruby”> ..

</script> tags, and HotRuby will then extract it, send it to be compiled by a remote script, and then return it for the JavaScript and Flash powered virtual machine to display within the page.

There are lots of demos, including a physics Flash...

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