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Building a framework-agnostic Ruby gem (and making sure it doesn't break)
- vmsp 6mo agoInteresting lib. Sort of like Hotwire Native https://native.hotwired.dev/ https://native.hotwired.dev/
- dewey 6mo agoNot a coincidence, he's someone who's writing about hotwire a lot: https://masilotti.com/hotwire-native/ https://masilotti.com/hotwire-native/
- joemasilotti 6mo agoYep! Ruby Native actually uses Hotwire Native under the hood in some scenarios.
- ashkulz 6mo agoAny plans to support Android? It's not always possible to be iOS-only.
- joemasilotti 6mo agoAndroid is on the roadmap! I'm figuring out the best API and DX first. Once that's solidified, Android will follow.
- achayala 6mo agoI discover the same, Ruby is not just Ruby on Rails. So I made the same change for my engine and I wrote something about it here: https://a-chacon.com/just%20ruby/on%20rails/2025/07/01/from-engine-to-framework-agnostic-solution.html https://a-chacon.com/just%20ruby/on%20rails/2025/07/01/from-... It is nice to see more people building outside Ruby on Rails, that create a health environment.
- thunderbong 6mo agoOn the Ruby Native pricing page [0], do the pricing tiers include the app store charges? What I mean is, if I were to take the starter bundle at $299/mo, do I still need to pay Apple and Google their store subscription charges? [0]: https://rubynative.com/pricing https://rubynative.com/pricing
- joemasilotti 6mo agoYou still need to pay $99 to Apple (every year). Ruby Native doesn't replace your accounts, it just augments them.