Creating AR Apps with RubyMotion

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Claims that RubyMotion (soon DragonRuby) builds native AR apps with ARKit and SceneKit, shows live coding that compiles a simple ARDemo box and successfully deploys to a real device, explains using motion provisioning, REPL limitations on devices, and integrating Ruby tools like rake bundler and Bacon tests. Demonstrates two shipped examples — a location-based Places of Interest app and a playable SurvivAR game — credits an intern for building the game.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:32Why RubyMotion
3. 3:06What is RubyMotion
4. 5:33Why did I choose RubyMotion
5. 5:52Why I disliked Objective C
6. 6:45Problems with RubyMotion
7. 7:38Why not teach
8. 10:42Start somewhere
9. 11:00Creating a new motion app
10. 18:20Creating a scene view
11. 24:02Adding a box
12. 29:27Adding a point of interest

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