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I've continued to be working hard on RubyEverywhere.com I have made great strides towards the Android, iOS and Desktop pieces and they're going strong. There's places you can hook native code and extensions and packages if you need them. #ruby #rails #native #hotwirenative #iOS #android

rubyeverywhere.comRubyEverywhere — Native apps from plain RubyTurn plain Rails, Hanami, or Sinatra apps into real native apps — desktop today, mobile next. One CLI, a single-file binary, no Electron, no rewrite.

Andrea Fomera

@afomera.dev

I was frustrated by cost + restrictive licensing on existing solutions that was locked behind subscriptions. So the gem will be open-sourced and licensed under MIT, the goal is that you won't need to fork and update it yourself and the gem can provide enough hooks for you to extend where needed.

26/7/26, 12:45 am1 repost2 likes

Andrea Fomera

@afomera.dev

26 July

You can read about my promise to you (the hopeful user of Ruby Everywhere). rubyeverywhere.com/promise There's a lot of stuff to build still, but I hope to get an initial release out very soon. Hopefully my new Android device will be here sooner than later so I can test on a real device.

rubyeverywhere.comOur promise · RubyEverywhereRubyEverywhere only works if you can trust where it's going. Here's what we commit to: plainly, up front, and on the record.