(Real, tested and working final version)
Spoiler: it was still wrong
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Maximilian Mackh
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trying to being ideas to life
@helge It’s the Neo!
@BitRigApp Interesting! Do you interpret on device or will you share a blog post on some technical details?
@stroughtonsmith Search in the Help menu is one of the greatest UX advantages of the Mac. Does the iPad also have it?
@marioguzman @nate nah leadership isn’t getting any younger
@vandal It depends on the day, sometimes they’re much quicker. It’s random! ~500mb app here
@drahardja only when there’s something else around the corner to direct attention towards
@Daojoan what helps a little: rigorously unsubscribe from every newsletter. Don’t opt in to notifications. Turn off any notification sound. Turn off all interface sounds and clicks.
@davedelong A long time ago, thete was RedFoundry. A click and drag builder and you could drop down to XML components + JS for logic. Very ahead of its time. But everything looks the same. https://techcrunch.com/2010/11/05/red-foundry-raises-1-1-million-to-help-create-and-manage-ios-apps/
Red Foundry Raises $1.1 Million To Help Create And Manage iOS Apps | TechCrunch
Chicago-based mobile app development startup Red Foundry has raised $1.1 million in Series A funding from OCA Ventures and I2A Fund. Red Foundry, which is in private beta, develops a SaaS that allows users with limited technology experience to create and manage iOS apps. We have 200 invites for TechCrunch readers with the code "TechCrunch" here. Red Foundry's software allows users to create professional-looking iPhone and iPad apps that include menus, RSS feeds, images, videos, maps and more. Apps have built in sharing options like Twitter, Facebook, email, and comments and include a built-in storage and delivery solution.