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Why Swift Will NEVER Replace RubyMotion

I’ve been seeing a lot of tweets from people saying that Swift has basically killed RubyMotion, which is extremely far from the truth, and I’m going to explain why quickly and without much fuss, because people seem to just be saying it without thinking. [more inside]

A Big Week For RubyMotion Developers

This past week has been insane for me, with the RubyMotion #inspect conference, and now the massive announcements from WWDC, there is a lot of new things for us RubyMotion developers. Not only do we have a new platform (Android) to work with soon (which for a lot of you may be the first time you’ve ever touched it), but Apple has dropped some amazing new APIs for us to use, and we haven’t even seen close to all of them yet. [more inside]

World Cup 2014 Match Picks/Predictions (w/ Open Source Sportbook Rails Web App)

Hello, I’ve reconfigured the sportbook - an open source Ruby on Rails web app for match picks/predictions - for the World Cup 2014 in Brazil (11 days an counting!). The sportdb gem lets you load the plain text fixtures into your SQL database of choice; see the worldcup.db fixtures in plain text or served up via a web app or try the World Cup Brazil 2014 picks demo (login with demo/demo). Cheers.

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