Re: Objective-C 2.0 and other new features in Leopard

[Jesse Ross]

> To pickup the Ruby example, I'm not aware of any "killer app" Ruby  
> or Rails provides.

Just to clarify, Rails _is_ Ruby's killer app. Rails is what  
propelled Ruby onto the shelves of every bookstore I can think of;  
it's what made people take a closer look at Ruby.

That's what GNUstep needs. We need something like Rails that makes  
people take notice of this great framework and environment that we  
have. Obviously, all the other issues (I'm one of the people working  
on theming, I'm sure there are people interested in porting and  
packaging) are important... but in the end, the apps are what it all  
comes down to.

J.