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A quick look at the MobiRuby example code worries me. It looks like Objective-C, but awkwardly written using Ruby syntax. In other words, it looks more like an
by stungeye 14y ago
A quick look at the MobiRuby example code worries me. It looks like Objective-C, but awkwardly written using Ruby syntax. In other words, it looks more like an Objective-C wrapper, than a Ruby DSL for writing iPhone apps.
However, with plans to port the system to Android, perhaps a unified DSL could be built to target both platforms.
- peppertree 14y agoIf you look at MacRuby, it actually takes a very similar approach. You need something like HotCocoa on top to make it more Ruby like.