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[](https://travis-ci.org/nathankot/motion-bindable)
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[](https://codeclimate.com/github/nathankot/motion-bindable)
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A simple data binding library for RubyMotion.
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A simple two-way data binding library for RubyMotion.
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## Installation
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## Terminology
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| Object | Refers to the _parent_ object that can have many bindings. Usually a model of some sort. |
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| Binding | The connection between an object and it's bound children. Observes and updates both sides. Represented as a `Strategy` |
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| Bound | Usually an _input_ object, like a `UITextField` or a `Proc`. |
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## Usage
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`MotionBindable::Strategy`. Please use the existing strategies as a guideline.
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