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Introduction to Ruby and Python Programming Topics for Mac OS X

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Ruby and Python are two popular scripting languages that, with Mac OS X version 10.5, are becoming even more significant alternatives for software development on Mac OS X, especially with additional support for bridges between the scripting languages and Cocoa and Open Scripting Architecture (OSA),

This collection of articles describes the Ruby and Python resources of Mac OS X, and shows how to use some of those programming resources. This document is intended for Python and Ruby developers who are new to Mac OS X as well as for experienced Cocoa and Carbon developers who are relatively new to the scripting languages.

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These programming topics consist of the following articles:

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The article “Using PyObjC for Developing Cocoa Applications With Python" provides an excellent introduction to using PyObjC.



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