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Probably true. But as an amateur developer, I'd like to try it out... yet I'm not in a spot where I can just drop $200 to see if I like something or not. How
by DigitalJack 14y ago
Probably true. But as an amateur developer, I'd like to try it out... yet I'm not in a spot where I can just drop $200 to see if I like something or not.
How similar is MacRuby?
- evilduck 14y agoBesides the obvious difference of target platforms, the biggest difference you'll run into IMO is that MacRuby is a full Ruby 1.9 implementation on top of Objective-C, whereas RubyMotion is more of a dialect of Ruby. i.e. eval doesn't exist in RubyMotion, you can't require gems at runtime, can't use MiniTest or RSpec, etc.