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There's something hypnotic and fascinating when watching how Xcode UI Tests perform simultaneously on different devices. #buildinpublic #indiedev #iosdevelopment #unittesting
Our team has been putting in some serious work on our Subjects app, and we're stoked to announce some big news soon! I encourage you to follow @getsubjectsapp to be the first to know! #buildinpublic #comingsoon
Did you know we have another app? It's called Subjects (@getsubjectsapp), and it's where we'll be making big announcements soon. Follow us there so you don't miss a thing!
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TIL: The best insights from App Analytics in App Store Connect are when you compare a particular metric with a relevant one. For example, Installs vs. Deletions, or Crashes vs. Active Devices, etc. #buildinpublic #indiedev
The way we present tags bothered me for months, and we finally found time to fix that. The softer colors appear cleaner and much better looking. The text and background contrast enough, according to WCAG and APCA. Will be available in Taskheat 1.8.7. #buildinpublic
Update: Now it's NSVisualEffectView with a mask image. Additionally, I animate the fill, stroke, and shadow alongside the main shape to make a smooth transition. The next step is to move it into a borderless overlay window and put the content view inside. #buildinpublic #macos
Weekend update — experimenting with animation speed, easings, background colors, strokes, and shadow. #buildinpublic
Next step: experimenting with animation. I added a little overscroll to allow a fun bouncing effect which goes well with the custom easing function. #buildinpublic
Now it almost behaves as intended. Stay tuned for more updates tomorrow. #buildinpublic
That's much better. With a few more tweaks, it will be ready for animations. #buildinpublic
It turned out not as I expected. I guess morphing is not the best way to implement it. #buildinpublic
Started implementing a fun feature for Taskheat. It all begins with morphing two CGPaths. Stay tuned for more updates. #buildinpublic