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There will be a spiritual successor though, for kbin/Lemmy, called Artemis: https://kbin.social/m/ArtemisApp https://kbin.social/m/ArtemisApp Right now it's in
by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
There will be a spiritual successor though, for kbin/Lemmy, called Artemis: https://kbin.social/m/ArtemisApp https://kbin.social/m/ArtemisApp
Right now it's in a closed beta, and the size of the closed beta is increasing slowly through the end of the month. The goal is for it to be public around the start of August. That kbin magazine has a link to a signup sheet for the closed beta.
(disclosure? I was an alpha tester for it, and so far it looks AMAZING. The dev is awesome, it's a really friendly community, and the amount of progress in just 2 weeks of development is really impressive.)
- Shawnj2 3y agoMemmy is also similar to Apollo
- morisy 3y agoBeen using Memmy — a few weeks ago, it felt like a very impressive beta app, and since then it's gone to just feeling like a great app. Seems to have taken a lot of good lessons from Apollo in terms of responsiveness and speed. Planted the seed of wanting to even host my own Lemmy instance.
- Tijdreiziger 3y agoThere are also Mlem, Liftoff and Wefwef
- toyg 3y agoThere is also Jerboa. A bit rough but does the job.
- the_lucifer 3y ago> What is Artemis using for building its user interface? > The Artemis UI is built with React Native + Typescript Sorry, this is DoA for me. This is not a spiritual successor. Biggest USP of Apollo was its clean, native and thoughtful UI, not cross platform UI bloatware
- Ballas 3y agoI had conceded to the fact that I might be one of a very small group that feels like this about React Native, Typescript and native apps. I also did not consider that I would be in that group along with the_lucifer.