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On the web I'm really pleased to see codea.io working hard
ChatGPT also makes the list
RE: https://tapbots.social/@mark/116281166238683651
I also quite like Liquid Glass (though implementing it at scale has not been fun).
The people most against Liquid Glass are the people who are really afraid of macOS becoming more closely aligned with iOS and iPadOS, which is perhaps why they're overindexing on the little things and silly, fixable bugs instead of talking about the larger picture — the Mac is evolving to serve a different audience makeup (wait for the Neo effect), and some people are simply going to be left behind
Sharing this again because it's so fucking good: https://pluralistic.net/2025/12/05/pop-that-bubble/#u-washington
It's long, but only because it makes so many brilliantly insightful points. I thought I remembered these points being spread across at least three different articles, but they were all in this one
UIDocument in macOS Catalyst question: if users open documents from arbitrary Finder locations, is restoring those documents on next app launch supposed to require so much ceremony?
I’m finding I need security-scoped bookmarks plus regenerating the restoration NSUserActivity/bookmark after document saves, otherwise previously opened external documents fail to reopen on relaunch
Feels more complex than I expected
Something I was kind of putting off for the macOS version of Codea was changing the autocomplete suggestions from a bar to something more traditional
I asked Codex to have a go at it. It did a good job. I took over and made sure I agreed with (or changed) its decisions, and added some polish
Not sure if it saved time, but I never would have started without being able to generate the "rough draft" so quickly