We've just released a new version of the Turbolinks framework, which is now called Turbo. As we built HEY over the last two years, we've been working on also updating Turbolinks in tandem to enable us to improve the way we make our apps. That ended up being different enough to warrant a new name. The new iOS framework is Turbo iOS.
Most of the big changes are on the JavaScript side, and the iOS framework is mostly the same with improvements and some refactoring. The new Turbo framework does support both Turbo and Turbolinks 5, so you can update your native apps to the new framework independently of your web apps. There's a migration guide here, and I recommend anyone using this framework migrates to Turbo as that's where future work will occur. Please test your apps against the beta release of Turbo and open an issue on that repo if you have any trouble migrating.
We've just released a new version of the Turbolinks framework, which is now called Turbo. As we built HEY over the last two years, we've been working on also updating Turbolinks in tandem to enable us to improve the way we make our apps. That ended up being different enough to warrant a new name. The new iOS framework is Turbo iOS.
Most of the big changes are on the JavaScript side, and the iOS framework is mostly the same with improvements and some refactoring. The new Turbo framework does support both Turbo and Turbolinks 5, so you can update your native apps to the new framework independently of your web apps. There's a migration guide here, and I recommend anyone using this framework migrates to Turbo as that's where future work will occur. Please test your apps against the beta release of Turbo and open an issue on that repo if you have any trouble migrating.