I’ve heard both MacRuby and Ruby CocoaBridge discussed in relation to iPhone/iPad development in Ruby. Do I need one or both of these?
I’ve heard both MacRuby and Ruby CocoaBridge discussed in relation to iPhone/iPad development in
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I’ve heard both MacRuby and Ruby CocoaBridge discussed in relation to iPhone/iPad development in Ruby. Do I need one or both of these?
Neither of those will work. The only way is with Rhodes. CocoaBridge is sometimes used for testing, but can’t run on an iPhone. MacRuby might be able to work one day if they add garbage collection to the iPhone OS, but it doesn’t now.
Also, consider iPhone Wax, which uses Lua, a fairly ruby-like language.