Creating Raspberry Pi applications with Raylib and Ruby

I’ve been using the excellent Raylib to create a GUI application for my Raspberry Pi. As I explained in my last post, Raylib allows rapid development of GUI applications targeting the Linux framebuffer, meaning I don’t have to run a full desktop environment for a single application.Because Raylib is written in C, it’s easy to write applications in languages that can natively access C libraries, like C itself and C . However, since this application is a pet project of mine, I wanted to use a higher-level language, namely Ruby. There are already bindings–ways to access the native functionality–for the library in some languages, but they suffer from some problems:.