floSchr

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   by floSchr 9y ago

   I've used quasar in the past, but not for a native App. Quasar just user a Cordova Wrapper. I had absolute joy with it as a web dev, and made my life much easier for forms elements that feel native. The App runs pretty smoothly with v
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   by floSchr 9y ago

   I would disable the open demo, i was greeted by this on your homepage ;) http://imgur.com/a/dUKjq
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   by floSchr 9y ago

   Almost the same way as in vim ;) 1. Search for the text you want to copy with '/my-search-term' 2. Switch to visual mode with 'v' 3. Select the text you want 4. Yank!
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   by floSchr 9y ago

   I've made almost the same thing :) https://colorna.me/
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   by floSchr 10y ago

   God I wish it was open source and the dev didn't suddenly disappear :(
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   by floSchr 10y ago

   Nice. Is there something that it can do, that [tig]( https://jonas.github.io/tig/ ) can't do?
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   by floSchr 10y ago

   Yes! I use a similar hazel workflow for screenshots. I save all Screenshots to ~/Pictures/Screenshots Screenshots older than 1 days get moved into a ./.old directory Screenshots older than 1 week in that backup directory get
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   by floSchr 11y ago

   Commandline with the occasional usage of [tig]( https://github.com/jonas/tig ) Once every few weeks I'll use [Tower]( http://www.git-tower.com/ ) for quickly looking up old commits
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   by floSchr 11y ago

   Cool format, but the fade-ins are way too slow, When i first opened the page i thought the images / videos were loading very slow, because i was greeted with a bunch of colored blocks while i scrolled downwards.