Ignore the criticism. Good job on building and getting it out there. You can always iterate on underlying tech if you see user traction.
Nice write up!
I used RoR and Turbo Native for both iOS and Android apps last summer on a client project. To do that I used Jumpstart Pro’s iOS and Android add-ons [1]which Joe (the author) contributed to.
As a non-mobile dev they were an absolute dream to use. I was VERY pleasantly surprised how easy it was to get our apps out the door. Even though it was 10/10 would use again I would’ve loved this write up last year as seeing more how-to examples in the wild is always helpful.
I guess this could have a hint about using Rails & Turbo Native in the title.
Nonetheless, great work!
Great work!
It uses Turbo Native and Strada, which is more than just a webview wrapper.
Can't wait for the Android version ;)
Thanks for sharing!
As if the app market is not saturated enough with bad applications.
Webview wrapper to App Store would be a better title.
Last week I started a new project to scratch an itch. Something simple but useful. And in just 7 days I launched a web and iOS app to the App Store. This is the story of Daily Log, and Ruby on Rails and Turbo Native iOS app.