> Feasible? Who knows ... Florian wrote an awesome library
> that shows that Javascript with prototypes and closures can
> do quite a few things that Ruby's objects and procs can do,
> putting a very useful chunk of core Ruby libraries into Javascript
> to wit.
>
> A Quiz candidate?

Far too large a project for a quiz, I would think. It is interesting
though. recetnly read an article that code may be represented in a
common XML format in the future and then translated to variaous
languages. But doing so wel enough I think is a stretch. I would like
to have a look at Ryan's parse serialized to XML though (and YAML).

A better course of action (IMHO) is to hack Foxfire to use Ruby in
place of Javascript --I have yet to understand why bowsers aren't
multi-language scriptable like The GIMP. Then you could use Ruby on
both ends. (And would help put some fire under other browsers to do the
same ;)

T.