RubyMotion Tutorial for Beginners: Part 2
Welcome back to our RubyMotion Tutorial for Beginners series! In the first part of the series, you learned the basics of getting started with RubyMotion, and created a view controller with a few styled views. In this second and final part of the series, you will add the rest of the logic to this app, including making the label count down and getting the app fully wrapped up. Let’s get back in moti
RubyMotion Tutorial for Beginners: Part 1
Ask any Ruby developer, especially one with a background in Java, C or C++, and they’ll tell you just how much better their life is since discovering Ruby. Ruby’s syntax is concise, simple, and consistent, which makes it very easy to learn and to use. Despite it’s simplicity, Ruby has extensive metaprogramming features; this makes it a very powerful language for developing scalable, developer-frie
RubyMotion Tutorial: Write iOS apps in Ruby
RubyMotion is a tool that allows you to write iOS apps in Ruby. Apple-platform software has historically been limited to using Objective-C, a great but otherwise niche language. RubyMotion allows a completely native and performant alternative: Ruby. The RubyMotion Tutorial will teach you the essential topics of the iOS SDK using idiomatic Ruby whenever possible. It doesn't cover everything, but it
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