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Hotwire Native for Rails Developers

Build Native Mobile Apps Using Your Server

Books Android iOS Hotwire Native

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DailyLog

A Ruby on Rails web application that uses Turbo Native, iOS, and Android app to track my daily habits like exercise, medication, food, and water.

Android Standalone App Open Source Free Real World Example Turbo Native iOS

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Bridge Components for Hotwire Native apps

The source code for the free iOS, Android, and web components are included in this repo.

Android Freemium Components Turbo Native iOS Hotwire Native

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Lobsters

A computing-focused community centered around link aggregation and discussion.

By Peter Bhat Harkins, Joshua Stein View Details →

Stringer

A self-hosted, anti-social RSS reader.

By Matt Swanson View Details →

Flappy Bird on Rails

A simple Flappy Bird clone that uses Falcon and Live to implement real-time interactivity.

By Samuel Williams View Details →

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Kamalify

Create a working Kamal config by just filling out a form.

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Campsite

The new standard for thoughtful team communication — replace noisy chats with focused, organized posts.

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Avo

The easiest way to build a Ruby on Rails admin panel.

By Adrian Marin View Details →

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ActiveRabbit

AI-based error tracking and performance monitoring

By Alex Shapalov View Details →

Kamalify

Create a working Kamal config by just filling out a form.

By Unagi View Details →

joshpigford.com

A completely over-engineered personal website.

By Josh Pigford View Details →

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Campsite

The new standard for thoughtful team communication — replace noisy chats with focused, organized posts.

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Stringer

A self-hosted, anti-social RSS reader.

By Matt Swanson View Details →

DailyLog

A Ruby on Rails web application that uses Turbo Native, iOS, and Android app to track my daily habits like exercise, medication, food, and water.

By Joe Masilotti View Details →

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