Archive for December, 2011
New posts on testing for the RubySource
Posted by claudiolassala in Software Development on December 15, 2011
In case you haven’t been following my posts for the RubySource, just a few days ago I published Part 1 and Part 2 on a small series about testing. Check it out!
- .NET to Ruby: Learning How to Write Tests, Part I
- .NET to Ruby: Learning How to Write Tests, Part II
Some of my other posts include:
- C# Dynamic Features Helped Me Learn Ruby
- How Can a .NET Developer Get Started on Ruby or Rails
- Putting Ruby, Rails, C#, and ASP.NET in context
- Why should a .NET developer look into Ruby or Ruby on Rails?
If you’ve been following my blog and my adventures on Rails land and would like me to write about anything in specific, please let me know!
iPhone Development with MonoTouch, by Michael Koby
Posted by claudiolassala in Software Development on December 5, 2011
Last month Koby gave an “Intro to iPhone development” at the Houston Open Dev User Group (you can watch it here). This month Koby was back to show how to write the same “Twitter search” app using MonoTouch. You can watch his presentation here:
While it’s sort of nice to write C# code instead of Objective-C, the big thing about using MonoTouch is that one can reuse a lot of the code (such as business logic) between iOS and Android applications.
Besides Koby’s presentations, you may also want to check out these two articles that show you how to build a “Twitter search” app, both for iOS and Android:
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