Quickbooks gem
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Has anyone have any recent notice about www.behindlogic.com - the author
of the
quickbooks gem?
The gem seems to be a great tool for the job of comunicating with
quickbooks from a ruby aplication.
However what I see is that the last entry in the blog is from february
28th, 2010.
The other point is that it seems not to work with IronRuby.
Thank you in advance for any advice you can give me...
Regards,
Eduardo Blumenfeld
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Eduardo Blumenfeld
Thank you,
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Charles Calvert
<eblum...@e-mbinfosys.com> wrote in
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> Has anyone have any recent notice about www.behindlogic.com -
> the author of the quickbooks gem?
[snip]
> However what I see is that the last entry in the blog is from
> february 28th, 2010.
It looks like his last tweet was in April 2010 and his last update to
his github account was May 14, 2010. The github account lists an
email address that you could use to contact him (not posted here to
avoid feeding the spambots).
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Cody Fauser
in a tragic bicycle accident:
http://continuousthinking.com/2010/5/17/daniel-parker-accident
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Suraj Kurapati
> The other point is that it seems not to work with IronRuby.
IronRuby is no longer developed or supported by Microsoft:
http://blog.jimmy.schementi.com/2010/08/start-spreading-news-future-of-jimmy.html
You might want to use the regular Ruby (MRI) instead:
There is also JRuby if your environment is Java friendly:
Cheers.
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Would it help someone in his family if we buy the ruby gem from his
web-site?
Thank you for the quick answer.
Cody Fauser wrote:
> Unfortunately Daniel Parker, author of the Quickbooks gem, passed away
> in a tragic bicycle accident:
> http://continuousthinking.com/2010/5/17/daniel-parker-accident
>
> On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Eduardo Blumenfeld
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Charles Calvert
wrote in <8ff3557b03aa37f5...@ruby-forum.com>:
>Eduardo Blumenfeld wrote:
>> The other point is that it seems not to work with IronRuby.
>
>IronRuby is no longer developed or supported by Microsoft:
>
>http://blog.jimmy.schementi.com/2010/08/start-spreading-news-future-of-jimmy.html
Note that the key phrase here is "by Microsoft". The project is still
alive. The blog author indicated that he and his former coworker
would continue working on it, just not full-time. You can also see
activity here: <http://ironruby.net/Special:Recentchanges>.
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Microsoft lost interest in promoting Dynamic Languages (to a point),
however
the idea of IronRuby has a lot of potential.
Anyways, this issue is off-topic.
Going back to Quickbooks gem, I can still get it, paying for it
obviously...
Thanks in advance...
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Charles Calvert wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Aug 2010 15:17:28 -0500, Suraj Kurapati <sun...@gmail.com>
> wrote in <8ff3557b03aa37f5...@ruby-forum.com>:
>
>>Eduardo Blumenfeld wrote:
>>> The other point is that it seems not to work with IronRuby.
>>
>>IronRuby is no longer developed or supported by Microsoft:
>>
>>http://blog.jimmy.schementi.com/2010/08/start-spreading-news-future-of-jimmy.html
>
> Note that the key phrase here is "by Microsoft". The project is still
> alive. The blog author indicated that he and his former coworker
> would continue working on it, just not full-time. You can also see
> activity here: <http://ironruby.net/Special:Recentchanges>.
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Charles Calvert
<eblum...@e-mbinfosys.com> wrote in
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>
>Going back to Quickbooks gem, I can still get it, paying for it
>obviously...
Out of curiosity, does it come with source?
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Actually Mine was a question:
Can I still get the gem by paying it?
Regarding that, a gem, as far as I know, is a collection of .rb files,
so the source is there...
Thank you,
Eduardo Blumenfeld
Charles Calvert wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Aug 2010 10:33:51 -0500, Eduardo Blumenfeld
> <eblum...@e-mbinfosys.com> wrote in
> <b368e6dbbbe86349...@ruby-forum.com>:
>
>>
>>Going back to Quickbooks gem, I can still get it, paying for it
>>obviously...
>
> Out of curiosity, does it come with source?
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Charles Calvert
<eblum...@e-mbinfosys.com> wrote in
<4690ca0eb6edb24f...@ruby-forum.com>:
>Actually Mine was a question:
>Can I still get the gem by paying it?
Don't know, actually. I suppose it depends on whether the purchasing
of the gem is automated or if not, whether someone is processing
purchases.
>Regarding that, a gem, as far as I know, is a collection of .rb files,
>so the source is there...
Haven't dug into gems yet (other than using them), so I didn't know
that, but thanks. :)