Three items of note from Charles Nutter’s ‘blog: 1. JRuby 0.9.8 has been released with 98% support for Ruby on Rails. The road to a 1.0 release seems well signposted.

3. Netbeans support for Ruby and JRuby is “even better than expected” (see the demos on Roman Strobl’s blog)

5. Ruby on Grails – Charles has analyzed the contents of the grails project and concludes that it could easily be fronted by JRuby rather than Groovy. Grails developer Graeme Rocher agrees. I would comment that that’s the beauty of dynamic languages: it leverages your investment in libraries and APIs!

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