Is there anything like #foursquare or, let's call it, micro place reviews app based on #activitypub ?
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@ikonoklast i would love to make that happen but frankly I'm mostly listening my music on spotify and on multiple devices which makes it hard to integrate it with external services - you can't send scrobbles wherever you want via their infrastructure
@bonfire damn, it seems like Bonfire is overtaking AP big time 😅
@tvdeyen I've been using Alchemy for last couple of days to try to port my portfolio from comfy and...I have to tell I'm 100% sold. This thing is brilliant. Is there anything you could use help with? We can chat on some more private channel if you prefer that.
Thank you for all your work, it's really mind blowing what you've managed to achieve.
@tvdeyen My problem with JS is that i never know what's currently the best/recommended way of implementing things (it's impossible to follow at times) so i tend to rely on libs i can delegate that dillema to. I wanted to get into custom elements some time ago but one dev told me it's the future, other dev told it's obsolete technology and that's how my usual experience with JS goes hah. But sure, your point makes sense.
@tvdeyen @alexanderadam I believe there is a possibility to make the interface feel less dense without actually taking more space.
I would say https://polarisviewcomponents.org/ is a good example of a "tiny" UI without this dense feeling (based on shopify design system)
@tvdeyen so, if i can see well, only image cropping is left to be ported?
@tvdeyen @alexanderadam Actually, you know what...I decided there is much more potential value in me trying to contribute to Alchemy rather than reviving comfy from the dead therefore i will try to port my comfy website to it and see how it goes this time.
Is the ActiveStorage support anywhere close?
@tvdeyen 5. I care deeply how apps look and feel and i put a lot of effort in that part of apps I'm producing so if you need my observations or even help with any sort of redesign or refactoring/redesigning the frontend layer - let me know!