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Expand Up @@ -54,5 +54,9 @@ Huge drawback to this approach is that every mobile platform uses a completely d
environment and programming language. You might need to learn about Java, Objective-C, Swift,
C-Sharp and others.

But you are in luck ! There are cross-platform tools available where you create you app once and
distribute it to multiple mobile platforms.
But you are in luck! There are cross-platform tools available where you create your app once and
distribute it to multiple mobile platforms. One example is [Hotwire Native][hotwire-native] which
can be used to generate native Android and iOS apps from web applications you developed using
a web framework like Ruby on Rails.

[hotwire-native]: https://native.hotwired.dev/