The Fancy Programming Language

Hi everyone, I just released Fancy v0.10.0. I'm planning to release stable versions of Fancy more

Hello everyone, I just released Fancy v0.9.0. The latest RubyGem is online at: https://rubygems.org/

Hey, Cool, well Rubinius supports most libraries that run with 1.8.7, including many c-extensions.

Hello everyone, I just released Fancy v0.8.0. The updated RubyGem is also online: http://rubygems.org

Just released Fancy 0.7.0 today. A short summary of things improved / added: - Updated package system

I've released Fancy v0.6.0 yesterday. I've also uploaded the latest version as a Rubygem to

The video recording of my RubyConf 2011 talk "Getting Fancy on Rubinius" has been uploaded

I created a screencast showing how to build a simple link shortener webapp using sinatra.fy and redis

Hi, I wrote a simple Redis client library for Fancy: https://github.com/bakkdoor/redis.fy It's

Hey Steven, Thanks for working on this! I know that people will definately like this since not

I just released v0.5.0 This release has mostly better documentation as well as a bunch of performance

Hey there, I just released version 0.4.0 for Fancy. It's available as a Rubygem here: https://

Hi, Once Rubinius has full support for Windows, Fancy should just run fine on Windows, too. As far as

great minimalist style On Mar 16, 6:22 am, Christopher Bertels <bakkd...@googlemail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone, I pushed a new Rubygem today, see: https://rubygems.org/gems/fancy You can install it

Hi, Yeah for per-object actors it makes more sense to have them be based on coroutines (Fibers).

Hi, Am 4. März 2011 05:38 schrieb Denny Abraham <em...@dennyabraham.com>: Sounds like a solid

Hi everyone, Just wanted to give you a small update on what I've been working on for Fancy lately

Hi all, Just wanted to inform you that I changed Fancy's license to a BSD license. You probably

Hey Dom, Just been wondering, if you're still working on this or don't have time / interest

Of course, we should modify the README and wiki doc to reflect current development status, as

OK, great! Sounds good. Unfortunately using treetop doesn't seem like a viable option. It's

I suppose we could also check out Treetop (http://treetop.rubyforge.org/). I've used it before

Thanks for your answers ;)

Hey, this is just a short update on the current development regarding Fancy. First of all there has

Hi, Excerpts from Tyler Gillies's message of Mo Jul 05 22:17:56 +0200 2010: > import: [System]

Hi Tyler, Excerpts from Tyler Gillies's message of Mo Jul 05 21:02:59 +0200 2010: > Looking

Hi, I just wanted to start a discussion on how to proceed development-wise. I have talked to the

Excerpts from Christian Kruse's message of Di Jun 15 15:45:09 +0200 2010: > Ok, so we throw an

Small Update: There's now also a Launchpadd ppa for Fancy that has both x86 and amd64 versions of