by DotNetNerd
26. July 2010 20:37
I just had a look at NU which is made to be for .NET what gems are for Ruby. Why should you care? Well if you are like me downloading new versions of miscellaneous open source projects and updating them along the way is not your favorite thing. It’s just tedious and seems to be a hassle for something so basic. This is where NU gives you a hand.
If you have IronRuby running simply open an command line and type:
igem install nu
Then when the installation is done go to the root of your projects folder (eg. D:) and type:
nu install <some_gem>
I started out running “nu install nunit” and “nu install nhibernate” and in less than a minute I had nunit, unhibernate, log4net, castle.core and castle.dynamicproxy2 unpacked to D:\lib like this.