What I wish Hotwire Native actually was

In 2021, Dale Zak published a post on dev.to called Reusable Turbo iOS project configured entirely from your Rails app. He set five goals for the project:Reusable base project that can be pointed to any Rails appApp styling, tabs, and navbar buttons driven from the serverHandle both authenticated and unauthenticated usersAll logic and functionality contained in a single Swift fileNo need for other developers to write any Swift codeI was excited enough at the time to leave a comment: “Amazing work here! EVERYTHING is configurable via the Rails code without needing any Swift.”First, take a look at the cute little avatar. Remember my Mii? 😅But that was five years ago, and I haven’t stopped thinking about that list. Four of the five goals describe what I’ve been building. Honestly, almost exactly.The one I’d change is number four. All the logic and functionality shouldn’t live in a single Swift file. It should live in your Rails app, and you should never have to look at the Swift at…