Post by Peter Cooper on September 30th, 2006

BetaBrite: Your name in lights with Ruby

Rubyinsidelcd
BetaBrite is a Ruby LCD sign library developed by Aaron Patterson. Since few people have LCD signs to play with, Aaron has set up a test-bed installation that you can use via DRb. Ingenious! Next I expect a Ruby blinkenlights library and DRb hookup.
(First seen at why's)

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One Response to “BetaBrite: Your name in lights with Ruby”

  1. #1
    DeeJay Says:
    October 2nd, 2006 at 12:43 pm

    There *is* a Ruby blinkenlights library. See http://blinkenlights.rubyforge.org/
    (The number of light sources controlled is rather less than an office block though!)