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Hey Jose, I don't have a public git repo for this project, though it is something I'm considering. Out of curiosity, are there any topics you'd want to see covered in future videos?

@@jonbca That would be great. You have covered a lot in your CRMmy series, but sometimes it's difficult to follow without checking the code. Regarding new topics... It would be nice to have one about refactoring legacy rails code, best practices on how to mantain a monolith over time... Sure any content you put would be interesting. Thanks for your work

@@jmbonanad Fair enough. I'll look to provide more context around code I'm presenting. Thanks for that feedback.

Always great to hear! Let me know if there are other areas of Rails and related tools that you are looking for videos on

@@jonbca Kamal + AWS would be something really interesting to see

I'll keep that in mind. I haven't done much with Kamal yet so I can't make informed recommendations, but you might want to check this out: ruclips.net/video/YRdCde4P6tw/видео.html

Hey @charlottehetzler, There are a few ways to tackle this but what I like to do is have the authentication process save a session cookie on the web side but also pass an access token across to the native side. This state in Swift would often be a "not signed in" enum state, and would switch to a "signed in" state with an associated token. You can use this state to switch between a single SignInViewController and a full AllTheStuffTabViewController. Let me know if you need more direction.

thank you so much @jonbca for the guidance and hints! Started to implementing it but struggling to access the cookie in Swift. My idea was to get it through WKWebsiteDataStore.default().httpCookieStore on SceneDelegate to then identify if the user is signed in or not and render the appropriate ViewController. But this doesn't work. Could you give me another hint if this is the right approach or if there's another way? thank you so much in advance!

Thanks for the suggestion

I think this is the first “first” I’ve gotten

Thanks I'll be honest though, my first thought was to constantly double/half my speed just to keep you on your toes…

@@jonbca 😂

Thanks for the suggestion. I don't plan to do that right now because I am not sure what I am going to do with the project. If I keep it as a RUclips series where I build the whole thing, I'll likely release the source, but I do have in mind to make it a real product. Out of curiosity, are there certain elements you'd like to see me spend additional time on as I work through things?

@@jonbca do something that nobody covers. for example, how to setup proper analytics, metrics, reports etc. how to setup activeadmin in a more advanced way or something similar. would be interesting how to implement those things in a real world app

I'm working on a new series building a CRM. Right now it's just doing some of the basic infrastructure, but I plan to build it out to a real functioning CRM. I'll be doing TurboNative for mobile there too

I've been doing a bunch of work writing API wrappers recently and that's how you get to the instance variables there. Just hadn't switch my brain back into ActiveRecord mode!

Welcome. I've been lightly using it for about 2 years, but much more heavily in the last 6 months or so. It's far from perfect, but I do love it

Thanks Tish

Welcome. I'll be putting out videos on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The next few will be RoR + iOS. Let me know if there are any topics you want to hear about!

Planning on it. Should be out late Tuesday

Video for setting up the iOS project is uploading now. Check it out when you get a chance!

Uploading it now. Running through the Ruby on Rails setup: ruclips.net/video/6gUBae53DOM/видео.html