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by jlongster 17y ago
You don't have to use Objective-C, and you are free to use a language with a garbage collector: http://jlongster.com/blog/2009/06/17/write-apps-iphone-schem...
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Why use Gambit Scheme for application development?(jlongster.com)
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Touch and accelerometer functionality available for Scheme on the iPhone(jlongster.com)
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by jlongster 17y ago
That's the 3rd time I've heard about it today, so I'll look into it. It looks really good.
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by jlongster 17y ago
I totally forgot about org-mode. I have a few friends that use it and love it. Maybe I should go ahead and dive into it.
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HN: I just started my own company, any recommended task management software?
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by jlongster 17y ago
Anybody else feel like you should get a reason for following someone's twitter? "You should follow me because I'll make you pancakes every morning."
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by jlongster 17y ago
Finish porting Gambit Scheme to the iPhone so I can quickly develop apps with technologies I'm familiar with. http://jlongster.com/blog/2009/06/17/write-apps-iphone-schem...
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Now with Scheme on the iPhone, lets hook up a realtime REPL for debugging [VID](youtube.com)
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Remotely debugging your iPhone Scheme apps with a REPL(jlongster.com)
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by jlongster 17y ago
I commented on that near the end. You can compile Gambit without EVAL. Also, supposedly there are apps out there which have embedded Lua. You just aren't allowed to download new code.
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by jlongster 17y ago
Hold on now, this isn't a hack :) It's a full Scheme implementation compiled to C and then compiled for the iPhone. And once you get this far, it's easy to compile in the Scheme system, but load all of your code at runtime and edit it live
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by jlongster 17y ago
Objective-C is required the same way Java is required for the Android. You could skip to assembly, but then you miss out on all the Cocoa Touch APIs. Also, Gambit Scheme is a generic system designed to target C so that it can compile to al
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Writing apps for the iPhone in Scheme(jlongster.com)
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Mona Lisa genetically drawn from Scheme(jlongster.com)
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by jlongster 17y ago
Well said.