Voyager can handle SVGs. The image you linked for the SVG is invalid. When I try to load it in a browser, it says there is a server error.
Punch nazis, trebuchet TERFs.
I am building Voyager, a client for lemmy!
I mainly post under @[email protected] now.
Voyager can handle SVGs. The image you linked for the SVG is invalid. When I try to load it in a browser, it says there is a server error.
Here’s the stuff I’ve shared: https://www.printables.com/@aeharding_167804/models
I think Peertube is working on a mobile app
Tbh things I design. It’s so much more fun!
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Yeah thats good though, it means that if someone deletes their comment (or is removed by mod) the rest of the comment tree isn’t nuked along with it.
Lemmy could probably hide leaf node comments tho
There are absolutely reasons where a native app is worth it - I just don’t think building your own backend or not factors into that decision much.
Maybe the point you are trying to make, is when you have enough resources/large enough company, having duplicate teams for each native app isn’t that big of a deal? I agree financially, although is is harder to technically coordinate two teams with dual releases and implementing features twice, with twice the bugs, and it slows things down. (Maybe not a big deal to Bitwarden - their app featureset may be quite stable, IDK)
(Disclaimer - I’ve been on teams building kotlin/swift apps and also cross platform apps professionally, so this is my firsthand anecdotal experience.)
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I don’t really see how developing a backend or not has anything to do with the decision to build a native or cross platform app.
oh man, this yellow highlight is literally the worst
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see you on the other side
But for Bitwarden, the interface is a much smaller proportion.
Can you elaborate on that? Bitwarden’s apps use Bitwarden public API, similar to how the Voyager app uses Lemmy’s public API.
Everyone on this thread: I can recognize native apps when I see them 😤
Native apps when they see them:
React Native is just a fancy web browser wrapping with some helper APIs.
React native is not a browser. It uses native components.
So you’re going to maintain two separate code bases with two separate teams as a knee jerk reaction to using one of the worst cross platform frameworks out there…
For an app that does little more than display encrypted text in a list…
weird flex but ok ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
And eating html in code blocks
And sometimes not resolving Lemmy links
And many other broken things
Except Ruud? Seems ruud
No need to talk to people in real life. You can use another lemmy instance temporarily.
The system is going down NOW.
Are you planning on sharing the results of the survey? I think the Lemmy folks would be interested in it too.