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Hi Larry,
That's great!
After you cloned the repositories you should import core/plugins/* projects from core repository and plugins/* from ruby, that could be easily done via eGit plugin.
While developing in Eclipse you don't need other tools to run it, just create new "Eclipse Application" launch configuration.
You can find the possible tasks in the forum (you already discovered it) and in the bug tracker.
For Ruby it's mostly 1.9 language features and debugging support, also I remember question about supporting new versions of the testing frameworks.
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 12:25 AM, Larry Gilbert
<larry@xxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
My name is Larry Gilbert. I've been programming in Ruby for several years but recently became an Eclipse convert. I just wanted to offer my help with developing the DLTK's Ruby support. Any pointers on the right way to make a development build, contribute code, find out what work is needed the most, etc., please let me know. I look forward to it!
--
Larry Gilbert
Computer geekery since 1976
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