Ruby developer loves the Mac and Apple people loves Ruby. It is no secret that OS X has been shipped with Ruby. Don’t believe me? Well power up your terminal and type “irb”, you’ll access the interactive Ruby console or type in “ruby -v” to see the Ruby version.
Ruby is a language while Ruby on [...]
Many programmers from both Windows and Unix camps have the assumption that Xcode, the programming tool that Apple provides free with every Mac, is only good for developing Cocoa applications. Well, that’s not exactly true. Here’s a story of how a PowerBook and Xcode helped one Computer Science student to increase productivity and performance in uni.
myMUG regular and serial programmer Chris Hong will be conducting a course titled Introduction to Cocoa Programming using Objective-C this weekend.
Chris is an experienced programmer and has got years of experience. He’s also the head of myMUG’s DevSIG (Developer’s Special Interest Group) and has conducted several beginner’s programming classes. However, this one is a real [...]
