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Show HN: Turbo Native in 15 minutes [video](youtube.com)
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Turbo Native in 15 minutes [video](youtube.com)
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by joemasilotti 3y ago
Yes, I think journaling has improved my life. What originally started as blog/newsletter fuel has become a way to offload thoughts. As I work through a new sense of identity being a father, it has helped lighten my mindset. By getting
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by joemasilotti 3y ago
> Ruby on Rails is in jeopardy of being added to this list. It has fallen out of favor, and it is tough to find developers for it. What once made it unique is now available in other languages. I beg to differ. There are 1000+ Rails devel
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Rails Cheat Sheet(fly.io)
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Show HN: A Rails-like endpoint switcher for iOS apps(masilotti.com)
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by joemasilotti 3y ago
I write for 10 minutes every day. No word limit/count to hit. Just 10 minutes. It’s a surprisingly effective way to “flush” my head and get on with my life. It’s become part journal, part newsletter fuel, and part self documentation. I
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Swift for Ruby developers crash course(masilotti.com)
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Swift for Ruby Developers(masilotti.com)
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I got my first Rails job(izaguirrejoe.dev)
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Staying Focused as a Solopreneur(masilotti.com)
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Ayush does a great job diving into both iOS and Android apps in this book. It's also a great resource for Hotwire in general. I learned a ton and agree with 95% of the Turbo Native content he wrote.
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Turbo Native in its current form requires a fair amount of iOS knowledge (and code!) to get working. I'm trying to fill that gap with my blog, workshops, and live streaming sessions. [1] But it's no excuse for what this library co
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Strada is an unreleased part of Hotwire that's been delayed a few times. But you can still build great hybrid apps without it. The library really only cleans up some code and removes boilerplate around the integration.
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
One of the best things about Turbo Native is that it is built ON TOP of UIKit. So you get those native navigation animations, including swipe-back, for free.
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Native SDKs. Also, most folks refuse or don't know how to add a "web app" to their Home Screen. Launching in the App Store gives you visibility in both discovery and every day browsing.
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Even though the maintainers have pretty much said to use anything else! I'm guilty myself. I know how Devise works, including all of its quirks, so I refuse to learn something new. I don't think Rails will ever have a built-in aut
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Thanks! It's fun to see how folks are taking advantage of specific native features. And the Hotwire stack on web is pretty darn powerful. Being able to make live updates and add interaction with minimal JavaScript? And I can keep writi
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
As long as your website is running Turbo 7, the JavaScript library, then you can interact with Turbo Native. You aren't limited to Ruby on Rails. https://github.com/hotwired/turbo
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
As long as your website is running Turbo 7, the JavaScript library, then you can interact with Turbo Native. You aren't limited to Ruby on Rails. https://github.com/hotwired/turbo
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
That's awesome to hear you were able to get something working. And yes, 100% with you on this one. It's a very non-Rails like experience going to Turbo Native. You have to configure everything pretty much on your own and are left
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
That's a great comparison. The code itself is powerful but it is still hard to use because it lacks documentation. That said, it is definitely stable enough to leave beta. Basecamp and HEY have been running it for years in production.
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
It's not official, but I have a series of blog posts on going from zero to App Store. [1] You are still required to write a fair amount of native boilerplate code to get an app working. The official Demo app [2] can get you pretty far
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
This is an amazing demo! It's rare to see a live demo this polished. And one that uses the app itself to actually do the demo? Even better. Nice work! I'm excited to see where this goes.
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
I couldn't agree more. And now with the rough edges of Rails 7 + Hotwire ironed out it becomes even more viable for teams to adopt.
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Progressively Enhanced Turbo Native Apps in the App Store(masilotti.com)
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by joemasilotti 4y ago
Thank you! It was a blast being in LA for such an exciting event. We even went to a Star Wars themed bar for a drink after the first day. And I couldn't agree more. What' even crazier is that folks don't even _need_ senior de
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Why Are We Afraid to Hire Junior Rails Developers? [video](youtube.com)
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Being More Intentional in 2023(masilotti.com)
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