Introduzione a macruby

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MacRuby is a Ruby implementation for Mac OS X that allows Ruby code to be seamlessly integrated with Cocoa and Objective-C. It is based on Ruby 1.9 and includes the standard library, parser, Objective-C runtime, and garbage collection integrated with the Mac OS runtime environment. MacRuby allows Ruby code to access and control native Mac OS APIs like Cocoa and Grand Central Dispatch.

Technology

http://speakerrate.com/talks/5817-introduzione-a-macruby

Introduzione
a MacRuby

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork

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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib

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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser

Objective-C

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser

Objective-C

GC

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser

Objective-C

GC RunTime

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser

Core Foundations

Objective-C

GC RunTime

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser

Core Foundations Cocoa

Objective-C

GC RunTime

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork
STDlib Parser LLVM

Core Foundations Cocoa

Objective-C

GC RunTime

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che cos’e’ MacRuby?

Ruby 1.9 Fork Since MacRuby 0.5

STDlib Parser LLVM

Core Foundations Cocoa

Objective-C

GC RunTime

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Ruby On Mac

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

2005 OS X 10.4
Ruby 1.8.2

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

2005 OS X 10.4
Ruby 1.8.2

2007 OS X 10.5
Ruby 1.8.6

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

2005 OS X 10.4
Ruby 1.8.2
RubyCocoa
2007 OS X 10.5
Ruby 1.8.6

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

2005 OS X 10.4
Ruby 1.8.2
RubyCocoa
2007 OS X 10.5
Ruby 1.8.6

2009 OS X 10.6
Ruby 1.8.7

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

2005 OS X 10.4
Ruby 1.8.2
RubyCocoa
2007 OS X 10.5
Ruby 1.8.6

2009 OS X 10.6 MacRuby
Ruby 1.8.7

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Ruby On Mac

2002 OS X 10.2
Ruby 1.6.7

2005 OS X 10.4
Ruby 1.8.2
RubyCocoa
2007 OS X 10.5
Ruby 1.8.6
Ruby 1.9
2009 OS X 10.6 MacRuby
Ruby 1.8.7

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea.

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea.

OBJ-C Ruby Eval

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea.

OBJ-C Ruby Eval
Grand Central Dispatch

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea.

OBJ-C Ruby Eval
Grand Central Dispatch

ScriptingBridge

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea.

OBJ-C Ruby Eval
Grand Central Dispatch

ScriptingBridge
Compile Ruby executables

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea.

OBJ-C Ruby Eval
Grand Central Dispatch

ScriptingBridge
Compile Ruby executables

And many more...

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac

Waaay terser syntax

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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac

Waaay terser syntax

Less lines of code

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac

Waaay terser syntax

Less lines of code

No unnecessary files

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac

Waaay terser syntax

Less lines of code

No unnecessary files
Double the amount of libraries

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac

Waaay terser syntax

Less lines of code

No unnecessary files
Double the amount of libraries

Interface Builder

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Grand Central Dispatch

Queue

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Grand Central Dispatch

Queue

Demo
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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Per gli sviluppatori Rails

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
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Per gli sviluppatori Rails

Tool di test (mocha, matchy, bacon)
Posso usare “rake”
Patterns consolidati come MVC
Non sono obbligato ad usare XCode
Introduzione dolce ad Objective-C & Cocoa
A breve su MacRuby: RSpec, Rails…

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Persistenza con Core Data

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Persistenza con Core Data

CoreData e’ tecnlologia robusta e consolidata
Integrazione immediata con XCode
Utilizza una versione custom di SQLite
Altri formati come PLists o XML

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Il Futuro

MacRuby 1.0 !
Inclusion in the next releases of Mac Os?
iPhone?

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato

http://reborg.github.com/pomodori

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Saturday, 5 March 2011

Risorse

http://shortr.info/6616 (Esprimi il tuo giudizio su questo talk su SpeakerRates)
http://www.macruby.org (sito ufficiale)
http://blog.reborg.net (About me)
http://reborg.github.com/pomodori (applicazione basata su MacRuby)
http://thinkcode.tv/catalog/introduction-macruby/ (Screenscast su MacRuby in italiano)
https://github.com/reborg/talk-macruby/tree/codemotion_2011 (slides e codice)
http://www.slideshare.net/reborg/introduzione-a-macruby (queste slides)
http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9781449380373 (MacRuby la guida definitiva, gratuito)

@reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com
Saturday, 5 March 2011

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6. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork STDlib Parser Objective-C @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

7. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork STDlib Parser Objective-C GC @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

8. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork STDlib Parser Objective-C GC RunTime @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

9. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork STDlib Parser Core Foundations Objective-C GC RunTime @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

10. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork STDlib Parser Core Foundations Cocoa Objective-C GC RunTime @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

11. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork STDlib Parser LLVM Core Foundations Cocoa Objective-C GC RunTime @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

12. Che cos’e’ MacRuby? Ruby 1.9 Fork Since MacRuby 0.5 STDlib Parser LLVM Core Foundations Cocoa Objective-C GC RunTime @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

13. Ruby On Mac @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

14. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

15. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

16. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 2007 OS X 10.5 Ruby 1.8.6 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

17. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 RubyCocoa 2007 OS X 10.5 Ruby 1.8.6 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

18. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 RubyCocoa 2007 OS X 10.5 Ruby 1.8.6 2009 OS X 10.6 Ruby 1.8.7 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

19. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 RubyCocoa 2007 OS X 10.5 Ruby 1.8.6 2009 OS X 10.6 MacRuby Ruby 1.8.7 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

20. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 RubyCocoa 2007 OS X 10.5 Ruby 1.8.6 2009 OS X 10.6 MacRuby Ruby 1.8.7 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

21. Ruby On Mac 2002 OS X 10.2 Ruby 1.6.7 2005 OS X 10.4 Ruby 1.8.2 RubyCocoa 2007 OS X 10.5 Ruby 1.8.6 Ruby 1.9 2009 OS X 10.6 MacRuby Ruby 1.8.7 @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

22. Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea. @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

23. Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea. OBJ-C Ruby Eval @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

24. Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea. OBJ-C Ruby Eval Grand Central Dispatch @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

25. Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea. OBJ-C Ruby Eval Grand Central Dispatch ScriptingBridge @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

26. Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea. OBJ-C Ruby Eval Grand Central Dispatch ScriptingBridge Compile Ruby executables @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

27. Che ci posso fare? Qualche idea. OBJ-C Ruby Eval Grand Central Dispatch ScriptingBridge Compile Ruby executables And many more... @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

28. Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

29. Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac Waaay terser syntax @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

30. Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac Waaay terser syntax Less lines of code @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

31. Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac Waaay terser syntax Less lines of code No unnecessary files @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

32. Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac Waaay terser syntax Less lines of code No unnecessary files Double the amount of libraries @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

33. Buone Ragioni Per Usare Ruby sul Mac Waaay terser syntax Less lines of code No unnecessary files Double the amount of libraries Interface Builder @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

34. Grand Central Dispatch Queue @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

35. Grand Central Dispatch Queue Demo @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

36. Per gli sviluppatori Rails @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

37. Per gli sviluppatori Rails Tool di test (mocha, matchy, bacon) Posso usare “rake” Patterns consolidati come MVC Non sono obbligato ad usare XCode Introduzione dolce ad Objective-C & Cocoa A breve su MacRuby: RSpec, Rails… @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

38. Per gli sviluppatori Rails Tool di test (mocha, matchy, bacon) Posso usare “rake” Patterns consolidati come MVC Non sono obbligato ad usare XCode Introduzione dolce ad Objective-C & Cocoa A breve su MacRuby: RSpec, Rails… Shortify Demo @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

39. Persistenza con Core Data @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

40. Persistenza con Core Data CoreData e’ tecnlologia robusta e consolidata Integrazione immediata con XCode Utilizza una versione custom di SQLite Altri formati come PLists o XML @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

41. Persistenza con Core Data CoreData e’ tecnlologia robusta e consolidata Integrazione immediata con XCode Utilizza una versione custom di SQLite Altri formati come PLists o XML Demo @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

42. Il Futuro MacRuby 1.0 ! Inclusion in the next releases of Mac Os? iPhone? @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

43. Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

44. Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

45. Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

46. Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

47. Un Esempio Piu’ Complicato http://reborg.github.com/pomodori @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

48. Risorse http://shortr.info/6616 (Esprimi il tuo giudizio su questo talk su SpeakerRates) http://www.macruby.org (sito ufficiale) http://blog.reborg.net (About me) http://reborg.github.com/pomodori (applicazione basata su MacRuby) http://thinkcode.tv/catalog/introduction-macruby/ (Screenscast su MacRuby in italiano) https://github.com/reborg/talk-macruby/tree/codemotion_2011 (slides e codice) http://www.slideshare.net/reborg/introduzione-a-macruby (queste slides) http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9781449380373 (MacRuby la guida definitiva, gratuito) @reborg - Renzo Borgatti - reborg@reborg.net – Teamly.com Saturday, 5 March 2011

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