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If you know and enjoy coding in Ruby, you intend to target only iOS, and you don't know Objective-C, C or C++ than RubyMotion is a good investment. On the othe
by AlexeyBrin 14y ago
If you know and enjoy coding in Ruby, you intend to target only iOS, and you don't know Objective-C, C or C++ than RubyMotion is a good investment.
On the other hand, if you want to target iOS and Android you'd better learn Objective-C and Java. An interesting alternative is to use HTML5 and JavaScript if you already have a good background as a web developer.
- gebe 14y agoOr, if we disregard costs, C# and use Xamarin's (http://xamarin.com/ http://xamarin.com/) products.
- AlexeyBrin 14y agoSame goes for C# and Xamarin, if you already know C# and enjoy coding in C# ... If you don't know C# I see little reason to buy a Xamarin license (I know you can get started for free which is great).
- gebe 14y agoCode sharing between platforms could make it a worthwhile investment of time and money. But it's quite costly if you are just starting out.
- evilduck 14y agohttp://ruboto.org/ http://ruboto.org/ also exists, so you can stay in Ruby if you like.
- adamors 14y agoThis looks really cool, curious if anyone uses this in production.