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RubyCocoa-Part 2
by Rich Warren
May, 2008 Issue
Article Synopsis
Last time, we used RubyCocoa to build a basic RSS feed reader. Now, let's shift things into high gear. If a feed includes an audible enclosure, we want to download the file and send it to iTunes. We will also explore the debugging options for RubyCocoa, and look at a few cool Ruby tricks.
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