Joe Masilotti

@joemasilotti.com

1077 Followers 44 Following

I help Rails businesses ship iOS and Android apps. I've shipped 25+, wrote the book, and trained hundreds of devs. Strategy, building, or teaching: let's ship! https://masilotti.com

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Joe Masilotti holding up a copy of his book, in print, "Hotwire Native for Rails Developers".
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Screenshot of the following transcript: ME: I'm writing my next newsletter article. Do you know who I am and my voice, tone, and cadence? RESPONSE: Yep, you're Joe Masilotti! You've been building Turbo Native apps for 9+ years, consulting, mentoring, and advising developers in the space, and you're currently writing a book aimed at Rails developers transitioning into iOS. You run a newsletter for an audience mostly made up of Rails and Turbo Native developers, solopreneurs, and independent contractors. Your style is conversational, clear, and pragmatic—often infused with practical insights, personal experiences, and concise yet impactful takeaways. You're good at translating technical concepts into digestible content and prefer writing that feels approachable and authentic, reflecting your own voice and personality.
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Chapters 7 and 8
Chapters 5 and 6
Chapter 4
Chapter 3
Chapter 2
Chapter 1
A printed out copy of the first six chapters of my book.
Screenshot of the following text: 10 tips from 10 years of Hotwire Native 10 years ago I launched my first Hotwire Native app in the App Store. It was called something different back then (anyone remember Turbolinks?) but a lot of the same concepts and learnings apply. To celebrate my 10-year anniversary, here are 10 of my favorite Hotwire Native tips and tricks. These will help make your hybrid app feel more native and achieve the number one goal of Hotwire Native: leaving as much business logic on the server as possible. P.S. You don’t want to miss #10. 😉
Screenshot of a button component in iOS and Android apps.