RubyMotion State Of The Union
summary
Announces RubyMotion 3.2 preview with concrete wins: a 1.8× faster method dispatch and up to 2.2× speed for array literal creation measured with motion-benchmark libraries; demonstrates live code reloading (auto-recompile + inject, RubyMotionDidReloadSource callback, redirected messages to avoid crashes) and a working Android port that compiles Ruby to native via JNI/Dalvik, produces APKs with shared lib payload, runs demos (timer, paint, webview, conference app) on devices, and already supports sharing non-UI Ruby code across iOS and Android.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00State of RubyMotion
- 10:26Performance improvements
- 17:47Live code reloading
- 25:58Android platform support
- 57:15Technical implementation
- 1:14:01Call for community testing
