Matlab Examples Cargo is used as a container for binary packages (or JSON files) written in C and Ruby. Cargo lets you use any Ruby object to build its code with just one command. This will compile a package like so (assuming / is the package name): cargo install –o crates.io:0.5 $ Cargo will automatically import each crate in which it is running on the browser and the browser will load the included bundle or the corresponding JSON file from a C standard library. Ruby Ruby is a fast transport library and can be used simply as a dependency, providing a fully encapsulation of your programming system. Ruby is also a useful way to write applications that you can use on your own and only on your browser. Cargo introduces the Ruby module-mode, which enables cross-browser libraries to run on both the browser (port forwarding, read-only memory access, etc.) and an embedded external language with Ruby components. It integrates seamlessly into your Ruby app. It also includes support for Ruby-style string manipulation, which enables a wide variety of cross-platform APIs, including cross-platform native bytecode manipulation and binary formatting. Ruby’s bindings Ruby’s C bindings are usually integrated directly into your C codebase in your project. The most popular languages for internal C bindings are C, C++, C# and C++. You’ll see them all