RubyMotion is a commercial toolchain that allows developers to build iOS, Android, and OS X apps using the Ruby programming language. It compiles Ruby code into native applications that can access platform APIs. This allows developers to write apps once in Ruby and share code across platforms while isolating platform-specific code. RubyMotion apps can be packaged for distribution in app stores. The presentation demonstrated RubyMotion and discussed supported libraries, platforms, IDE integration, and resources for learning more.

1. Full-stack Web Developer
CTO at woumedia
former @ Arkency
@KamilLelonek

2. Agenda
• What is RubyMotion?
• Libraries
• Supported platforms
• Demo
• Resources
• RubyMotion dispatch
• Books

3. What is RubyMotion?
• commercial toolchain for Android, iOS and OS X
development using the Ruby programming language.
• RubyMotion apps are statically compiled and call into the
native platform APIs.
• Write iOS and Android apps using the same language and
development environment.
• Isolate platform-specific code, share everything else, and
benefit from cross-platform gems.
• Write code in the interactive console.
• Create an app package suitable for a submission into Apple'
iOS or Mac App Store, or Google Play.

4. https://twitter.com/rubymotion
@RubyMotion

5. https://github.com/HipByte
@HipByte

6. How to start

8. Libraries
• BubbleWrap
• SugarCube
• motion-support
• IB

9. Android

10. iOS

11. IDE

12. DEMO

13. The official RubyMotion newsletter.
One email every few weeks.
http://rubymotiondispatch.com/

14. Books

15. Pitfails
• Lack of testing frameworks
• Long compilation time after clean
• Complex stacktraces
• Debugging problems

16. Q&A