Hotwire Native for Rails Developers (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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On page 237 we ca...
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In the ch04_27 code sample on page 94, the import statement
import com.masilotti.hikingjournal.R
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Showing how to add the hotwire-native-app variant in .tailwind.config.js is great for readers using Tailwind 3. However, new Rails 8 appl...
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The first time the navigatorHostId is set it uses the value R.id.main_nav_host supposedly added to to activity_main.xml in previous step...
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ch02_12 code shows the link_to for “Sign out” to be above the link_to for “Add a hike” on page 44, which would put the “Sig...
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In Chapter 1, Initiate the Visit Section, it says:
let baseURL = URL(string: “http://localhost:3000”)!
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Leverage your existing Rails codebase to build iOS and Android apps with Hotwire Native – no Swift or Kotlin experience necessary.
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Leverage your existing Rails codebase to build iOS and Android apps with Hotwire Native – no Swift or Kotlin experience necessary.
J...
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Native Mobile Development in Rails with
Joe Masilotti
@joemasilotti
Building fully native iOS and Android apps can be comp...
New
Thank you for writing such a helpful book! I’ve been enjoying learning about Hotwire Native and Rails.
I have a question regarding hidin...
New
@joemasilotti
In Chapter 1, Initiate the Visit Section, it says:
let baseURL = URL(string: “http://localhost:3000”)!
This doesn’t work ...
New
The first time the navigatorHostId is set it uses the value R.id.main_nav_host supposedly added to to activity_main.xml in previous step...
New
@joemasilotti
ch02_12 code shows the link_to for “Sign out” to be above the link_to for “Add a hike” on page 44, which would put the “Sig...
New
Showing how to add the hotwire-native-app variant in .tailwind.config.js is great for readers using Tailwind 3. However, new Rails 8 appl...
New
In the ch04_27 code sample on page 94, the import statement
import com.masilotti.hikingjournal.R
is marked with the arrow highlighting...
New
Title: Hotwire Native For Rails Developers
Collected Errata from our class at the University of Chicago
Great book, Joe!
We have colle...
New
@joemasilotti
A small one:
The data attribute added to the html tag doesn’t match the one in the css file.
Also, I don’t think it matt...
New
@joemasilotti
This applies to version 6.0
On page 236 we create a NotificationRouter with a router: Router argument.
On page 237 we ca...
New
Hi - thanks for the great resource.
I noticed a couple of places where the rails server errors with the sample code due to some extraneo...
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