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(Opal developer here). When it comes to debugging, I just use the standard chrome dev tools with source maps. Variables and properties on objects all compile using their ruby names…

Various projects. Two recent ones are a POS system running on the iPad. The app is wrapped using Cordova for native scanner/receipt printer access, but the rest is built in Opal wi…

The example in this post is definitely a bad example of inline js in Opal. This is better handled by the `Native` bridge class, or writing a wrapper for it. On the other hand, bein…

Opal creator here. Debugging in Opal is no problem at all with source maps. I only need to look at generated code when Im working on improving the compiler/fixing bugs. Developing …

opal is very much still alive: http://opalrb.org Most of the work in the recent weeks has been improving the ruby js bridge so that calling js methods/functions from ruby is possib…

Opal does support method_missing, it's just off by default, i.e. opt-in.

Docs are definitely being worked on, kinda the top priority now that the language and runtime are pretty stable.

Im using it for an internal project. There is an associated `vienna` gem, that is for building rich web apps (think sproutcore, cappuccino). It is not open source yet, but will be …