RubyMotion - Ruby for iOS review | Matt Aimonetti
Yesterday, RubyMotion was released and let’s be honest, it is the best alternative to Objective-C out there. RubyMotion is a commercial, proprietary fork of MacRuby that targets iOS. This is not a small achievement, MacRuby relies on Objective C’s Garbage Collector (libauto) which is not available on iOS. Static compilation and new memory management solution was required to target the iOS platform
How to Add CSS Customization to a WordPress Widget | Merbist
Merbist.com is a web that contains a collection of tutorials for making simple applications, android development, and programming languages. Most sidebar widgets on WordPress usually have the same style according to the theme. It’s okay if all the widgets that appear have the same priority or level of importance. However, in reality, some widgets are of higher importance than other widgets, so we
RubyConf 2010 – MacRuby talk | Merbist
This year I gave the traditional Apple’s MacRuby talk at RubyConf. My presentation focused on 2 axis: What’s new since last RubyConf Show some examples of how fun it is to hack with MacRuby Macruby – RubyConf Presentation 2010 View more presentations from Matt Aimonetti. MacRuby is currently at version 0.7.1 and version 0.8 is in preparation. Since last new a lot of things happened, here is a qu
Getting MacRuby and Javascript to talk nicely | Merbist
I was working on a piece of code using MacRuby, Webkit and JavaScript. Calling JS from MacRuby is really straight forward but calling Ruby from JS is a but tricky. There is actually a known bug in MacRuby which was giving me a hard time. The bug should be fixed in 0.8 if everything goes according to plan. In the mean time here is a quick run down: The JS bridge only works when using WebKit so we n
Undo/Redo in MacRuby | Merbist
As I’m working on my upcoming O’Reilly MacRuby book, I’m writing quite a lot of example code. I have spent the last few weeks digging through most of the Foundation framework classes to hopefully make Cocoa more accessible to Ruby developers. In some instances things might look quite weird to someone new to Cocoa in some cases, things seem almost too easy. Here is an example implementing a undo/re
How to detect Cylons with MacRuby | Merbist
Over the weekend, MacRuby’s trunk became version 0.6 and the bug fixing is currently done in both the 0.5 branch and trunk. Based on MacRuby’s usual release cycle I would expect a 0.5 beta3 or 0.5 final to be released soon so most of the work can be focused on trunk. I’ll let you check on the TODO list to see what was done in 0.5 and what is in the plan for 0.6. However, there is one feature in 0.
MacRuby 0.5 final is out | Merbist
After going through two betas, MacRuby 0.5 final is now released and can be downloaded by clicking on the icon below: MacRuby 0.5 Don’t worry about having MacRuby and Ruby 1.8.x or 1.9 installed, MacRuby is namespaced and won’t affect your current Ruby installations, just download and launch the installer. (Note: The build was compiled for SnowLeopard only) You can read all the details of the rele
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Creativity is a characteristic that we possess all, to values more or less high. And as with everything, the more you stimulate it, the more it evolves. Be and to become creative is not a question of the genome. In effect, we can consider creativity like a sense in it even though we must stimulate on a daily basis to be as effective as possible. The profession of advertising, more than in others f
MacRuby tips: how to play an audio file | Merbist
Let’s say you would like to play an audio file in your MacRuby app/script, how would you do? It’s actually pretty simple, you just need to use NSSound. If we wanted to use a system sound we could do: NSSound.soundNamed('Basso').play But let’s look at a more advanced example with some Cocoa patterns. We will loop through all the audio files in a folder and we will play them one after the other. #!
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