About this episode

Andrew and David discuss various topics with guest Joe Masilotti, focusing on native features and in-app purchases.

Andrew and David hold down the fort without Chris and catch up on what they’ve been watching and reading, before welcoming back Joe Masilotti, the show’s most listened to guest from last year. They talk about Hotwire Native’s momentum, why “Bridge Components” are the unlock for truly native features, Joe’s push toward SwiftUI compatibility, the messy reality of in-app purchases, and how his “PurchaseKit” aims to simplify the whole Apple/Google webhook maze. We also hear about Joe’s new podcas...

People in this episode

Hosts: Andrew, David

Guest: Joe Masilotti

Topics covered

• Bridge Components
• Swift UI
• Hotwire Native
• in-app purchases
• PurchaseKit
• podcasting

Keywords

• Bridge Components
• SwiftUI
• Hotwire Native
• in-app purchases
• PurchaseKit
• Apple
• Google

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hotwire Native, Apple, Google

Products: PurchaseKit

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