@Demo318 what do you mean exactly?

Native Ruby isn't available on those platforms.
You'd need #JRuby (only #Android) or #RubyMotion (closed source solution) for that.

#CrystalLang also has some Android PoCs but I'm not aware of anything iOS related.

So what differences are you referring to exactly?

Or do you know of a modern wave practical solution for Ruby?
I'm not quite sure which differences are to compare here especially since I don't know anything except RubyMotion on iOS. 🤔

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I was looking at #DragonRuby for #gamedevelopment the other day. Seems like it's still maintained. Anyone know if #RubyMotion is also still a thing? I haven't seen any publicly visible updates about it since 2020.

I'm curious to know what other people do. I know I've asked before, and QT or GTK have been suggested, but are there better options especially for #macOS? I don't think #RubyMotion is still maintained, and even if I switch to #CrystalLang I still have a #UI issue to solve for.

I'm also curious to know if anyone knows of a better #xxHash #RubyGem or wrapper than digest-xxhash-ruby, which is a relatively new project that doesn't seem to have wide adoption.

What says the #RubyHiveMind on this?

@JonathanGerlach link? We could use something like that in #RubyMotion

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