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As the post title says, it's a macOS native app, focusing on fluidity.
by vvillena 4y ago
As the post title says, it's a macOS native app, focusing on fluidity.
- ilrwbwrkhv 4y agoMac native I get. But what is "fluidity"? The other two are just as "fluid".
- jessegrosjean 4y ago"fluidity" is a made up marketing term (by me) to mean animation. But I think this animation is important. Bike is a "tool for thought". I think the way that it "feels/animation" is important. Bike's build built from the ground up to support this. Check out the movie or better yet try the download. Typing feels a bit smoother, text slides into place. And yes it can be turned off. And no it doesn't slow you down, animations are canceled if you type again before they finish.
- criddell 4y ago> text slides into place I don't have a Mac to try this on, but slides into place sounds like what Microsoft does in Outlook and I ended up turning it off. Maybe it's not the same thing though. In Outlook (and some other Office programs) as you type the text seems to appear a little more slowly and the cursor glides to the right. To me, it always felt laggy and so I turned it off.