Building a iOS Ruby REPL and Opal for iOS
I'm happy to tell you I just finished the first version of IGJavaScriptConsole, a JavaScript/Ruby REPL for your Objective-C apps! REPL stands for Read-Eval-Print-Loop. See it in live below: Why? Since iOS 7 shipped with JavaScriptCore, I always want to run Ruby on it with Opal. While it is totally possible to write Opal app as is, its getting harder when the Ruby classes getting interact with nat
RubyMotion gotchas (1) - reality
When using RubyMotion, just like many other new technologies or frameworks, I found gotchas and scratch my head over them. I’m writing them down in case I might forget them. I hope this may help you or give you ideas on daily issues you might face when using RubyMotion. When class is not class Try to convert following Objective-C code into RubyMotion code:
Using 3rd party ruby library in RubyMotion - reality
These few days I have been playing with RubyMotion. They have documents on using Objective-C libraries. So using familiar library such as TouchJSON is not an issue. How about using Ruby library such as BubbleWrap? There are no documents on how to include and write gems in your project yet. Before it is ready, you can do this: Add the library as git submodule: 1 git clone https://github.com/mattett
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Building a iOS Ruby REPL and Opal for iOS - reality
