Daily Log code deep dive - Strada

The second video in a series diving into the code of Daily Log, an open source Ruby on Rails and Turbo Native app.
This video focuses on building native Swift components with Strada. I cover how to wire up a native button powered by HTML and a Stimulus controller.

[@methbarto]

Hi Joe, I love your work. Can you share please the repo for both the rails app and the iOS app?

[@joemasilotti]

github.com/joemasilotti/daily-log

[@methbarto]

thanks a lot@@joemasilotti

[@raheebwa]

Hi Joe. Do I need to know swift/kotlin to use strada

[@joemasilotti]

@@raheebwa For Strada, yes, you'll definitely want to have a baseline understanding of how Swift and Kotlin development works.

[@normalvideos999]

Another excellent video

[@aniketpatidar]

Really enjoyed a lot! Thankyou❤

[@joemasilotti]

Glad to hear it!

[@tomasvalent3876]

f yeah! Thank you for this Sir 🙏❤

[@joemasilotti]

Glad you liked it! :D

[@godfoca]

Thanks for the example! Curious why you are using a separate link at the bottom of the page, instead of adding the data-bridge attributes to the web button you already have? 🤔

[@joemasilotti]

There's a web-based link for client versions that don't have the necessary Strada code yet.

[@mikopiko]

This is one of the downsides with Strada that I hoped would be solved, you still have to know a little bit of Swift / Java to still being able to build for the mobile devices.

[@joemasilotti]

For sure, you still have to build the native component, well, natively. And I don't think there's a way around that.

[@mikopiko]

If only Strada could work with something like Dart @@joemasilotti