William Kennedy

In my last post, we learned how to enter full screen mode on Android.

The default experience for hotwire native and native apps in general is to show the Top Bar at the top of you app but sometimes it’s advantageous to create a more immersive experience.

Welcome to the final post on debugging Hotwire Native iOS and Hotwire Native Android applications.

Welcome back to the Debugging Hotwire Native series, the series to help you when things go wrong.

Continuing on our journey to learn about debugging Hotwire Native applications, we are going to touch on specific techniques.

Once you have a good understanding of how Hotwire Native works, debugging problems gets much easier.

When I recently attended RailsWorld, I had the chance to do a lightning talk titled “Debugging Hotwire Native”, which was 10 minutes in length.

In the last few posts, we have achieved a lot.

In the last post, we explained how to navigate to a native screen and render it using Android Views or Jetpack compose.

In my previous article, I explained the steps needed to set up path configuration.