Sunday, March 6, 2011

[Rails] Re: Can JRuby be used to "compile" or "encrypt" code?

On Mar 6, 11:36 am, Phoenix Rising <polarisris...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Coming from PHP, I'm used to seeing things like Zend Encoder that can
> take PHP and pseudo-compile it, obscuring the source (useful in the
> event you want to sell a product written in said language).  I haven't
> found a direct equivalent with Ruby (though if you know of one I'd
> like to hear about it), but it occurs to me that JRuby might be used
> to do something similar.
>
> The idea is that I'd like to write a Rails application, "compile" or
> "encrypt" it as a WAR file for distribution, and be able to do so
> without disclosing the source code to some one (for commercial
> purposes).  Can JRuby do that?

Supposedly that's how github:fi (https://github.com/blog/441-
announcing-github-fi
) works

Fred

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