Try Ruby! is back

[James Britt]

Thanks to Andrew McElroy, Try Ruby! is running again.

Source is available as well:

http://github.com/Sophrinix/TryRuby/tree/master

May still need some love, so if you can help, pitch in.



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[brabuhr]

Thanks to Andrew McElroy, Try Ruby! is running again.

Extremely awesome. Thanks!

 

[Marc Heiler]

http://tryruby.sophrinix.com/

Seems a bit slowish, or perhaps it is my memory (I could swear it
responded a lot faster in the past)

Anyway I think it should be linked to from official ruby homepage too
once it works, because I think it is a great way to showcase ruby to
newcomers (or help oldcomers get a remote calculator quickly!)

 

[James Edward Gray II]

http://tryruby.sophrinix.com/

Seems a bit slowish, or perhaps it is my memory (I could swear it
responded a lot faster in the past)

Anyway I think it should be linked to from official ruby homepage too
once it works, because I think it is a great way to showcase ruby to
newcomers (or help oldcomers get a remote calculator quickly!)

We've had it there before. I took it down because people complained
about the dead link. Let's see how the restoration goes and then we
can make that call.

James Edward Gray II

 

[Phrogz]

Thanks to Andrew McElroy, Try Ruby! is running again.

/cheers!

 

[Tlb Fpx]

sdafaf

 

[Brian Candler]

We've had it there before. I took it down because people complained
about the dead link. Let's see how the restoration goes and then we
can make that call.

I see it's linked from http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/

Could it be given a Ruby URL, e.g. http://try.ruby-lang.org/ ? That
would make it easier to bookmark and allow it to move in future.

 

[jonty]

I had never looked at this before but it is absolutely brill! Found a
couple of things that don't work as they should so will have a go at
sorting it out

 

[David Masover]

http://tryruby.sophrinix.com/

Seems a bit slowish, or perhaps it is my memory (I could swear it
responded a lot faster in the past)

It responds quickly enough, but seems completely broken for me. At least, when
I try to evaluate anything, the return value is a single sort of dark-brownish
space.

 

[brabuhr]

It responds quickly enough, but seems completely broken for me. At least, when
I try to evaluate anything, the return value is a single sort of dark-brownish
space.

"We will be back in a few hours. Someone discovered a security hole.
They reported it, but not until someone else thought it would be cute to
drop a rootkit in."