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miguel-muniz
4y ago
+1 for News Explorer. Took a bit to configure, but I use it every day with no issues. Even use the Watch app sometimes
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Base components are a pattern really only used by designers building UIs in Figma. The idea is you create a "base" component (let's say a button), then create more components that wrap the base component and apply overrides o
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miguel-muniz
4y ago
To be fair, even smartphone apps these days will send you BS notifications. Shopping apps will ping you throughout the day with "recommended" products, ride share apps will ask you to ride with them during the holidays, social app
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4y ago
Hydration is a technique where the content is rendered server side then client side JS attaches the necessary event handlers to make the UI interactive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydration_(web_development)
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miguel-muniz
4y ago
https://betamagic.nl/products/newsexplorer.html I've been using News Explorer and I've been pretty happy with it. There's no subscription and it even has a tvOS/watchOS app
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miguel-muniz
5y ago
I figured that industry would use Clip Studio Paint EX?
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miguel-muniz
5y ago
Teams has been an awful experience for me on MacOS: 1. There's plenty of times I open the app and just see a blank screen in the chat window, I have to click away or close the app to get it to work again 2. There was a weird issue wher
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5y ago
Has anyone here used Apple's built in Voice Control[1] feature in MacOS? I imagine having something built in the OS is better than third party software, but I haven't used any so I don't know [1] https://support.ap
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> What exactly is keeping developers from making a fully featured open source web browser not at the mercy of Google or the browser's developers? It is incredibly difficult to build a web browser because of the sheer complexity and
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> Fortunately a new generation of design tools are coming that are built on HTML/CSS renderers These days I spend more time in browser devtools than Figma, and honestly I'd prefer a more visual way to edit code directly. Someth
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5y ago
Do the designers you work with have experience with front-end development, or have access to your design system in their design tools? It sounds like an issue that can be resolved with some communication
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5y ago
Personally I don't think AR/VR will be the future like most people envision it. A long time ago, we thought computers would be so small we'd be using smart watches as our primary device, but fast forward to today they're
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5y ago
The more users who download the app, the higher their rankings are. The higher the rankings, the more users see and download your app. It's very obvious why they're doing this
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miguel-muniz
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It still baffles my mind that opening PDFs in Windows 10 just opens Edge Like they couldn't have built in a PDF reader/editor?
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5y ago
1. The games I play do not run on Linux (Call of Duty being a big one) 2. Some software I use does not run on Linux (Clip Studio, Adobe CC) 3. MacOS offers some of the benefits I would get from Linux with a more consistent environment, poli
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5y ago
I wonder if Apple would ever throw their hat in the ring, I don't think they appreciate Facebook and Google dominating the space when they try to push developers to use Swift