Shoes is a simplified experimental GUI toolkit based on the Ruby Programming Language, developed by why the lucky stiff and others. Its simplicity allows easy access to programming for those with few skills or little experience in programming, thus it is ideal for education. Shoes runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, using the underlying technologies of Cairo and Pango.

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  • Shoes is a simplified experimental GUI toolkit based on the Ruby Programming Language, developed by why the lucky stiff and others. Its simplicity allows easy access to programming for those with few skills or little experience in programming, thus it is ideal for education. Shoes runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, using the underlying technologies of Cairo and Pango. The syntax utilises the basic ideas of stacks and flows, which in Shoes correspond (roughly speaking) to windows and their contents. The ease of construction is shown by these few lines of code, which construct a window and a button which changes the displayed message: Shoes. app { @push = button "Push me" @note = para "Nothing pushed so far" @push. click { @note. replace "Aha! Click!"
  • Shoes est un toolkit expérimental de GUI simplifié basé sur le langage de programmation Ruby, et développé par Why the Lucky Stiff. Sa simplicité le rend idéal pour les débutants en programmation et pour l'apprentissage. Shoes est disponible sous Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux et BSD, se basant sur les technologies GTK+, Cairo et Pango. C'est un logiciel libre distribué selon les termes de la licence X11 (ou licence MIT). Sa syntaxe est basée sur les concepts de piles et de flux (stacks and flows) qui correspondent, basiquement, dans Shoes aux fenêtres et à leur contenu (verticalement et horizontalement respectivement). Divers concepts, principes et aspects syntaxiques de Shoes sont inspirés de Nodebox, REBOL et Processing, entre autres. Ces quelques lignes de code montrent comment construire une fenêtre avec un bouton changeant le message affiché de « Nothing pushed so far » à « Aha! Click! » : Shoes. app { @push = button "Push me" @note = para "Nothing pushed so far" @push. click { @note. replace "Aha! Click!"
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  • Shoes is a simplified experimental GUI toolkit based on the Ruby Programming Language, developed by why the lucky stiff and others. Its simplicity allows easy access to programming for those with few skills or little experience in programming, thus it is ideal for education. Shoes runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, using the underlying technologies of Cairo and Pango.
  • Shoes est un toolkit expérimental de GUI simplifié basé sur le langage de programmation Ruby, et développé par Why the Lucky Stiff. Sa simplicité le rend idéal pour les débutants en programmation et pour l'apprentissage. Shoes est disponible sous Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux et BSD, se basant sur les technologies GTK+, Cairo et Pango. C'est un logiciel libre distribué selon les termes de la licence X11 (ou licence MIT).
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