This pull request adds Virtualtrails to the app directory. Virtualtrails allows users to track the physical activity they The iOS app uses turbo-ios and Strada. Strada enables a native Google sign-in experience and Healthkit integration. This allows automatic tracking of walking, running and wheelchair activities recorded in Apple Health against users' Virtualtrails journeys. The iOS app is optional, and has a small cost for the convenience of automatic workout recording. It's free to use the web application.
The Rails application renders some views unaltered to the iOS app, but also uses template variants to present specific templates that are customised for the app experience. This can include simplifying presentation, or including Strada or Stimulus attributes that rely on underlying native functionality (such as HealthKit).
Overall, I have had a positive experience with turbo-ios. I'm interested to see how the process of upgrading to Turbo 8 will impact how the native integrations work.
This pull request adds Virtualtrails to the app directory. Virtualtrails allows users to track the physical activity they The iOS app uses turbo-ios and Strada. Strada enables a native Google sign-in experience and Healthkit integration. This allows automatic tracking of walking, running and wheelchair activities recorded in Apple Health against users' Virtualtrails journeys. The iOS app is optional, and has a small cost for the convenience of automatic workout recording. It's free to use the web application.
The Rails application renders some views unaltered to the iOS app, but also uses template variants to present specific templates that are customised for the app experience. This can include simplifying presentation, or including Strada or Stimulus attributes that rely on underlying native functionality (such as HealthKit).
Overall, I have had a positive experience with turbo-ios. I'm interested to see how the process of upgrading to Turbo 8 will impact how the native integrations work.