I've got 10 TestFlight slots available and would love some help trying out 40 Below for macOS.
I've got 10 TestFlight slots available and would love some help trying out 40 Below for macOS.
RE: https://social.lol/@triton/116198334016258109
In latest #Triton I've added new shortcuts:
- Command+1, Command+2, etc. to browse between features
- Command+n to open editors. Depending on the feature, it will open something different. For Statuslog, it opens the Status composer; for Pics, the image uploader; and so on
- Command+r to refresh features that have a refresh button. A quick way to fetch the latest content without reaching for the mouse
Toolbars were updated to use the latest #SwiftUI features, including customization. It's now possible to remove buttons, change their order, and more
It also includes several under-the-hood improvements, focusing on the lifecycle of SwiftUI views
Randomly opened Reddit to find a discussion around Daft Music.
#indiedev #buildinpublic #macosdev
At this point, it would make sense for Apple to increase the Apple Developer fee.
But on the other hand, I’m pretty sure they are happy with selling the shovel.
I still give it one year for people to realize that their generated app made zero dollars but still costs tokens.
#reddit #indiedev #vibecoding #macosdev #iosdev
Didn’t expect that the AI Slop wave is so bad. Haven’t yet seen a vibe coded app with attention to details.
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What’s the easiest way to take screenshots for the Mac App Store?
You can’t just grab a screenshot from your desktop and upload it. They need to be in a 16:10 aspect ratio and exactly one of the following sizes:
• 1280 × 800
• 1440 × 900
• 2560 × 1600
• 2880 × 1800
Simply resizing a standard desktop screenshot would distort the image.
How are other people doing this without it looking stretched or skewed?
#macOS #MacDev #macOSDev #MacAppStore #AppStore #AppStoreOptimisation #Screenshots
I'm slowly starting to get hyped about Daft Music for iOS. In hindsight, the idea to start with a strong desktop app and later come with a mobile version seems to work out.
The other way around feels way harder. Instead of adding features or limiting your desktop app to a featureset of a mobile app, it's mostly reusing or maybe cutting down things.
And even if you cut down, you’ve got the luxury that the CloudKit syncing takes care of the rest.
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