I'm a ruby developer learning the cocoa ropes at the moment, so
hopefully my thoughts are useful here:
Ruby isn't actually a replacement for objective-c. In the sense that
you can't get through making an app with just ruby knowledge, it's
going to take a lot of working with c too, even if it's jus
On Oct 15, 2011, at 5:12 PM, Bryan Harrison wrote:
> Older & Wisers:
>
> Having done enough web development, network design, and systems
> administration for one lifetime, I've decided this winter is a fine time to
> leave all that behind and become an applications developer. Wanting to make
Older & Wisers:
Having done enough web development, network design, and systems administration
for one lifetime, I've decided this winter is a fine time to leave all that
behind and become an applications developer. Wanting to make consumer products
and having no interest in Windows, most of t
I think this is a great idea. Given the global nature of
the MacRuby community, hackfests aren't too likely (though
I have thought about trying one here in the SF Bay Area),
but tools such as Skype and GitHub might work very well.
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Hi Alex,
I'd be happy to try and help out as time permits. I'm in a similar position as
you on the opposite end: I've built some Mac and iOS apps and briefly played
with ruby and ruby on rails a few years ago. MacRuby finally made me dive in
deeper and learn more about ruby. I'm enjoying it a l
Hi Alex,
My name is Igor Evsukov, I'm Cocoa and Cocoa-Touch developer and currently
develop my new project using a MacRuby.
If You have any questions about OS X development, please feel free to ask me.
Best,
Igor
http://igor-on-software.posterous.com
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Hi again,
I'm wondering if anyone is interested in helping me out with a few
cocoa/macruby tasks as I build my first osx application?
I'm an experienced rails developer and in return I'd be happy to help out
with one of your projects.
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