JSRuby – Ruby interpreter impremented in JavaScript

JSRuby is a Ruby interpreter impremented in JavaScript.

JSRuby Project Page (CodeRepos)

http://coderepos.org/share/wiki/JSRuby

It is based on Ruby 1.8 and implements yet partly.

Its points are the following:

• implement also ruby parser, so can execute Ruby scripts on browser oneself
• can handle any Javascript objects in JSRuby scripts

JSRuby supports parser and interpreter, so it can also execute as bookmarklet.

And as an experimental implement, It’s supporting sleep function.

Related blog entries:
- JSRuby 1.0 Released – Ruby interpreter impremented in JavaScript (in Japanese)
- Using JQuery on JSRuby – How to connect Ruby to Javascript (in Japanese)
- Asynchronous JSRuby – Experimental implementation of sleep (in Japanese)

Outputz – record your output volume

Your writing blog’s article, twitter, bbs and so on. Have you felt that you want to know how much to write? Today? Yesterday? On twitter?

Outputz is a Firefox-addin which record your output volume.
As you install Outputz, its addin counts all your post text and sends number of written bytes.
You can see your output volume as hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and per domain.

2008 Outputz

236,425bytes

powered by Outputz.

This is my output during about October.
You can embed your output graph on blog like this!

iVoca – Word Typing Game to Remember

iVoca (i-Vocabulary) is a word typing game which is enable you to remember words quickly.

This is a screenshot of iVoca.

Now, as you’ll push “Typing Start” button at the title screen, a word card is falling.
The word cards have a question respectively, so you’ll type its answer quickly.
If you don’t know one, its answer gradually appears on the card.

You only need to type alphabets included in words you want to remember.

iVoca also enables to create BOOK, question words list, by yourself.

This service supports OpenID authentication, but at present, supported OpenID providers are only Japanese ones.
But unregistered user can play iVoca. (cannot create BOOK…)

Examples of BOOKs are following.

• 50 phrases using “get” ( English to English )
• 100 Basic English Words ( Japanese to English )
• States of US ( Japanese to English )
• Words of Food in Italian ( Japanese to Italian )

Shortly, I’ll create English to Italian, or Italian to English BOOK!