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I don't like the Reddit app personally but I also do like something a bit more dynamic than what Redlib offers. Personally I'm fine with JS on the frontend and
by Karrot_Kream 1y ago
I don't like the Reddit app personally but I also do like something a bit more dynamic than what Redlib offers. Personally I'm fine with JS on the frontend and frameworks like React as long as they're implemented well.
I'd also just like to play around with different styles of frontend just as a way to hack on things.
- sodality2 1y agoAh, I see. You can get pretty far with Redlib as a base + modifying html templates. They're very flexible and easy to read/extend. Though it relies on public methods to access Reddit, not my mobile app secret sauce :)
- Karrot_Kream 1y agoOh I thought there was interesting user agent stuff going on in Redlib itself but sounds like not. I'll use the public methods then thanks!