I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`
Inside the Rakefile for each app:
``I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`
Inside the Rakefile for each app:
``
Thanks to JP, you can also add this to your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc
```I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`
Inside the Rakefile for each app:
``I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`I have been trying out the new Android RubyMotion beta and have been trying out the code samples.
One thing I was frustrated about was having to keep putting the NDK and SDK path in the Rakefile. Here is a quick tip to make it easier.
Create a file somewhere like ~/motion/common.rb
`
Inside the Rakefile for each app:
``
Thanks to JP, you can also add this to your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc
```
If you have a better way to do it, post in the comments below.