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Life & fun · January 15, 2023

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I wrote the most comprehensive book on Rails and Hotwire

This book is what I believe to be the most comprehensive resource on Rails and Hotwire in existence. It covers advanced Rails concepts in details and also teaches Turbo Native alongside web concepts. I like to think of it as a spiritual sequel to Michael Hartl's Rails Tutorial.

I wrote the most comprehensive book on Rails and Hotwire launched on January 15, 2023 with 11 votes, #1,377 of 3,901 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

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This book provides comprehensive coverage of Ruby on Rails and Hotwire, targeting developers who want to deepen their understanding of both frameworks. It covers advanced Rails concepts alongside Hotwire's web and Turbo Native capabilities, positioning itself as an in-depth resource for building modern Rails applications with contemporary front-end tooling.

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Build an app for web, iOS, and Android

In 2024, building an app solely for web doesn't cut it any more. iOS and Android apps are essential for a successful SaaS product. Using Rails and Hotwire, it's possible to build a web app with accompanying hybrid mobile apps that don't suck. This book will teach you the skills to push Rails and Hotwire to the max. We’ll be building a marketplace app called Piazza in this book. We’ll set up the Rails, iOS and Android apps for it. We’ll also push them to GitHub and configure hosting on Render.com . A whistle-stop tour of Turbo, Turbo Native, and Stimulus. We’ll cover what they are and how to use them. Strada will be added when it’s released. We’ll lay the foundation of Piazza by creating…from railsandhotwirecodex.com

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