Stanton @ InkwellBusy as ever
I’ve sucked at posting, and that was the original idea for creating Inkwell. I wanted to write for myself, but I’ve been distracted by building, work, life, school, and so on. I’m entering my last few weeks of undergrad (finally), so I’ll have a heavier school workload. I’m also
revstantonBusy as ever
I’ve sucked at posting, and that was the original idea for creating Inkwell. I wanted to write for myself, but I’ve been distracted by building, work, life, school, and so on. I’m entering my last few weeks of undergrad (finally), so I’ll have a heavier school workload. I’m also …
Terrillo WallsSome major design changes. Updated the theme colors to work better on a black background. Much happier with results. #buldinpublic
erin sparlingAlso I have a nice UI for opting into specific test views on device. This video shows my first Easter Egg: what happens if I have 52 postcards on screen at once?
I was unhappy with some transition states between different screens, so I built a new example to test how to programmatically transition between experiences. Even with #swiftui, this was surprisingly annoying to do by hand, rather than with a NavigationView or the like.
The fun really starts to happen when you have sent many #postcards already.
A plethora of newness: fun flippable exploration of cards, new #SwiftData model that can now store n postcards that you’ve sent previously, onboarding that teaches a la “Super Mario Bros” Level 1-1, and a bunch of other under-the-hood improvements.
Just realized, much to my chagrin, that my data model for postcard relationships is a linked list: any postcard can have zero or more parents or children. I thought this was just a thing for tech interviews?!
This doesn’t change anything, as I’ve had the data model implemented for almost a year, but it is funny to me nonetheless.