Ruby in the browser with NativeClient (NaCl) - RubyConf 2011
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Uploaded by igrigorik on Jan 5, 2012
JavaScript is great, but let's face it, being stuck with just JavaScript in the browser is no fun. Why not write and run Ruby in the browser, on the client, and on the server as part of your next web application? Don't believe it, think its a crazy or an awesome idea, or think that it just plain won't work? Drop by to learn about Google Chrome's Native Client (NaCl) project which is aiming to allow web developers to seamlessly execute native code inside the browser. We'll take a look at the motivating use cases, dive under the hood to understand how it all works, and also work through a functional example of running Ruby code in the browser!
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@Kodeine3 In theory, yes. I believe there is a NaCl port of Mono, which means you can have your C# code running in the browser, regardless of the platform. Check the NaCl google groups for discussions around this (I've seen at least a few threads fly by on this topic).
igrigorik 1 month ago
If you built a C# application with native client would it run in Chrome on Linux and Mac?
Kodeine3 1 month ago