Augmented Reality (AR) is the new cool. But did you know you could write AR apps (and games!) using Ruby(Motion, that is)? Come and escape normal boring reality with us, as we create a native AR app using RubyMotion.
Every new version (5 so far) breaks backward compatibility • although last release was better • 5 years they’ve managed to raise the language to a level of complexity that rivals the much older Java
Every new version (5 so far) breaks backward compatibility • although last release was better • 5 years they’ve managed to raise the language to a level of complexity that rivals the much older Java • That’s not a compliment
Every new version (5 so far) breaks backward compatibility • although last release was better • 5 years they’ve managed to raise the language to a level of complexity that rivals the much older Java • That’s not a compliment • I will say the syntax is nicer than ObjC
sorry • I really hate Javascript • And it’s not really native, so there’s that • Besides, every mobile app you really hate was probably created with Javascript
your own. • Don’t need to use Google data or get a Google API key • Check your local government (civic, state, or federal) Open Data. • Download some data with precise GPS locations, and go crazy