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Reviving rbSFML
« on: October 18, 2015, 12:52:38 pm »
Hey! Long time since I wrote here but felt it was time to return. I am currently in the process of reviving rbSFML and rewriting the binding from scratch to clear out a lot of old errors that had been made and make maintenance of the library less time-consuming so I don't have any excuse anymore to not keep it updated  ;D

The new revived version can be fetched for now at: https://github.com/Groogy/rbSFML/tree/rebirth

I have only implemented sfml-system in the new branch, the configuration files are just done as "just to work" and I have only tested this so far with Matz Ruby Implementation and on Windows. 

So far not the most interesting but I felt like I should put up a life pulse of the project that it is being reanimated from the dead. In this implementation I am also making my own binding language as I felt Rice wasn't good enough so when rbSFML is done, writing C++ additions to it to expand with your own stuff should be pretty easy.
Developer and Maker of rbSFML and Programmer at Paradox Development Studio