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Looking for a Vibe Coder: real Job ad from Greece's biggest telcom company
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The Same App in Jetpack Compose, SwiftUI, and Flutter: Swift and Clean
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The Same App in Jetpack Compose, SwiftUI, and Flutter: Let's Compose
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I built Shortcut Keeper ( https://shortcutkeeper.com ), a desktop app that lets you save keyboard shortcuts. It was mainly born out of my need to re-learn a lot of hotkeys when switching from using Windows to macOS. I wanted an ea
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Reflecting on 18 Years at Google
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M3 iMac Announcement: A Disappointment
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4y ago
Last year, I built a desktop app with Flutter with native-looking UI, for both macOS and Windows: https://blog.whidev.com/native-looking-desktop-app-with-flut... Indeed, multi-window support is absolutely missing right now,
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Even if you can spot a non-native app in seconds, does it really matter? The vast majority of users simply won't notice and not care at all if it's native or built with Flutter, Xamarin, RN, etc. The same has been said for Electro
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Benefits of using Flutter and a single codebase for desktop app development
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5y ago
I wrote another relevant post, if you are interested: https://blog.whidev.com/same-features-macos-to-windows-with-...
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5y ago
Plan to port this to Linux as well! Haven't look a lot about the available UI design option, but this could be useful: https://pub.dev/packages/yaru
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5y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Building can be a hassle, as you can only produce the release version on the host machine. This means there is a bit of back and forth between my Windows laptop and my iMac, but it's expected. I haven't
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5y ago
Will check it out, thanks for the feedback!
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5y ago
Yes! OP here, and I fully agree with your comments. Indeed, it should be trivial to make a separate package to handle picking the right UI component for each platform. And yes, the main advantage of my approach is that I use the exact same
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OP here! It wasn't that hard to handle the conditional logic for the UI components. It can also be encapsulated in a separate package, something that is already available for Flutter on mobile (iOS and Android UI): https://g
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5y ago
Yes, that's certainly possible. It is also done for iOS and Android (Cupertino and Material) by another package: https://github.com/stryder-dev/flutter_platform_widgets It indeed can be extended to do a similar jo
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5y ago
Hi HN, Author of the post here! Didn't expect this to be posted here and making the rounds, so I will try to give some more context. First, you can check a short presentation of the app's features in a previous post: https:/
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https://www.insider.gr/epiheiriseis/189895/efood-metatrepei-... There is a screenshot of the original e-mail that the company sent here. They state that 'according to your batch, we estimate that it would be
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https://www.insider.gr/epiheiriseis/189895/efood-metatrepei-... There is a screenshot of the original e-mail that the company sent here. They state that 'according to your batch, we estimate that it would be
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https://www.ekathimerini.com/news/1168101/food-delivery-app-...
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5y ago
Negative reviews from customers or the restaurants/fast foods they were delivering for.
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Why? It all started with the e-mail that e-Food sent (admittedly not well-vetted), which was shared on social media and went viral. People started writing negative reviews, starting hashtags, etc. without even being aware of the stuff I not
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5y ago
Before grabbing the pitchforks on this, please note that: - The email they sent was about ~100 of the 3,000+ delivery drivers that had a low performance rating. - Instead of just terminating their 3-month employee contract at once, the comp
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10y ago
Yes, the extremely detailed world map is coming this month! I have spent many hours on it and it depicts all first-level administrative divisions of countries. It needs some more polishing though, so please stay tuned!
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10y ago
This is a side-project, so no business model so far. There have been some small amount donations over the years and I have 1-2 Google Ads on the front page that generate a small passive income. In that way, yes, it is profitable, as the onl
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10y ago
I don't have any experience with mobile app development, so feel free to try something similar there!
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10y ago
I run https://mapchart.net . It is a simple tool that lets you create custom maps of the World, USA, Europe, UK, France and more. I treat is as a side-project, but I am constantly adding new maps or expanding some features. The
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10y ago
I had to google that, but yes, spot-on!
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10y ago
I was hooked up with front end development at the time (simple things, the site is still plain HTML/CSS and jQuery) and I wanted to create a simple webpage as a final project. At the same time, I saw an election prediction map for my c
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10y ago
I started it on December 2014, with a pretty ugly interface and only three maps available (World, USA and Europe). I already had some success on Reddit, where I created interesting map charts with it (like religiosity by US state, most popu
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