
Ruby on Rails to App Store, No Swift Required
I tried responsive design, PWA, Hotwire Native, and native Swift. Here's what I learned from each approach — and how I finally shipped a Rails app to the App Store.
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Hey there! I'm a software engineer who absolutely loves crafting web applications. Ruby is my go-to programming language, it's just my cup of tea! But hey, there's more to me than just programming.
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I tried responsive design, PWA, Hotwire Native, and native Swift. Here's what I learned from each approach — and how I finally shipped a Rails app to the App Store.

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