StreambitsWe are delighted to have just released our third major #alpha release of #Collea, the #Streambits productivity platform, to our internal testers. Read more about it at https://streambits.io/2020/05/29/in-the-works-collea-alpha-3/
Just deployed an early build of #Streambits #Collea Alpha 3! 🎉 This build features an emoji selector, early Markdown support, and bug fixes. Here's a tease of some features and we have more in the works for Alpha 3 coming next week, so keep an eye out for news on that! 🚀
Currently a work in progress but we thought we'd tease the upcoming Emoji Selector for #Collea Alpha 3! 🚀
Joshua StroblStarted work on @streambits #Collea emoji selector today. Turns out fetching 3k+ images from twemojis is a bad idea, no surprise there. Don't think there needs to be support for all anyways, so gonna have to go through the process of making an inclusion or exclusion list. Oof.
We just rolled out our second major #alpha release of #Collea! Check out our news post for all the details! 🚀
https://streambits.io/2020/05/13/in-the-works-collea-alpha-2/
Streambits #Collea Alpha 1 deployment going well 🚀 Some early #WebSocket related issues have been resolved, both Pings and automatic connection cleanup working as expected.
Let the testing and even more rapid product iteration begin!
Joshua StroblThat moment when you're doing the setup for @streambits #Collea Alpha 1 deployment and forget you have to do this stupid dance with Fedora to enforce systemd cgroup hierarchy as 0 to not force cgroups v2 so your Docker container works.
Two things I'm concluding by implementing memory profiling in my backend for @streambits #Collea:
1. JSON encoding is hella expensive, several times more than calling load funcs in Streambits Core.
2. go-reflectx is the devil and I need to kill off my usage of gocqlx.
We've been working on making #Streambits #Collea more mobile friendly in preparation for Alpha 1 testing.
Want to be one of the first to find out when we launch our early access? Head over to https://streambits.io/collea/ and sign up!
PSA if you do #webdev, MDN isn't accurate in representing Chrome's support (well, lack thereof) for margin/padding block and inline. Had to deal with this when working on the @streambits website and currently on #Collea.
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1050751