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  1. Introducing Rebundler: make your Gemfile look great with a single command

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    Today I’m introducing Rebundler.

  2. Making sure local CI is green before deploying to Heroku

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    Note: this article assumes you’re using GitHub, something similar can probably also be cooked up for other hosting providers.

  3. Hotwire Native is extremely future proof

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    Yesterday, iOS 26 was released with a whole new look-and-feel called ‘liquid glass’.

  4. Handling chrome.devtools.json requests in Rails apps

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    Chrome recently added a new feature called “Automatic Workspace Folders” to Chrome DevTools.

  5. Deep link into apps with Hotwire Native and universal links (iOS)

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    This post was updated in October 2025 to work with the latest version of Hotwire Native (1.2 and up).

  6. Make delete actions stand out in Hotwire Native menus

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    The Hotwire Native menu bridge is one of the most common ways to interact with native functionality from your Hotwire Native app.

  7. Building a Native sharing component with Hotwire Native (iOS)

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    One of the great things about building with Hotwire Native is being able to easily tap into native functionality.

  8. Benchmarking return data types

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    In a previous article, I discussed several approaches to handling returned data in API responses.

  9. Embedding Superset dashboards in React applications

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    Superset is an open-source data visualization platform, while Preset is a hosted SaaS solution for Superset.

  10. Structuring return data

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    If you’re working with APIs, it’s highly likely that you’ll also need to handle the data returned from those APIs (unless you’re only sending data to them).