RubyCocoa began in 2001 and has been an entirely volunteer project.

• Hisakuni Fujimoto is the original author of RubyCocoa, but acknowledges the contributions of many others, notably Chris Thomas.

• Kimura Wataru is now the most active developer. Until recently, Kimura-san had made all commits since 2004-11-07.

• Jonathan Paisley recently joined the RubyCocoa development team after spending nearly a year making many helpful posts on rubycocoa-talk.

• Laurent Sansonetti of Apple has recently been doing some very valuable work on the core of the bridge.

For the most part, RubyCocoa has been a well-kept secret, but occasionally it has drawn public attention:

• In May 2002, Dr. Dobb’s Journal published an article by Chris Thomas titled Examining RubyCocoa.

• Rod Schmidt gave a talk on RubyCocoa at O’Reilly’s 2003 Mac OS/X Conference titled Cocoa Programming with Ruby & RubyCocoa. He also wrote an article on O’Reilly’s macdevcenter.com on how to Read iCal Data with Ruby.

• In 2004, Christopher Roach wrote a pair of articles on O’Reilly’s macdevcenter.com.
  Here they are: Part 1 and Part 2.

• Doug Beaver wrote a series of blog posts on RubyCocoa, and in February 2005 he presented a talk titled Rapid Application Development With RubyCocoa.

• and there’s me, Tim Burks. I built this web site. Thanks for visiting!

Did I miss something? Let me know!