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[Carl Parrish]

There is a book called "The Ruby Way" which talks about how to "think"
Ruby. I've always thought of plug-devel being how to "think" Linux, or
what to think about, best practices etc... when programming Linux. That
said my suggestions would be. 

Glade (or any scheme lang)
Gtkmm
Anjuta
ruby binding to Glade
Cocoon

If I ever get enough time together I would like to present on 
Mozilla's Native Database Support 
or 
XUL (though its a moving target now )





On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 23:59, Ted Gould wrote:
> On Sat, 2003-12-06 at 23:43, Jay Jacobson wrote:
> > There was a previous suggestion to have a meeting about Nessus (the open
> > source security/vulnerability scanner). If that is still of interest, I
> > would volunteer to do the presentation. I have been using it for years and
> > am an active developer on the project.
> 
> I guess that brings up an interesting question:  Do we want
> presentations on topics that are informational to programers (i.e.
> libraries, languages) or do we want presentations of the internals of
> existing presentations?
> 
> Personally, I'd love to see both.  I think there can be alot of learning
> that comes from seeing how other people solve problems.  What does
> everyone else think?
> 
> 		--Ted
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