cvburgess
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
In my experience some teams move a lot faster than others and that leads to asymmetric quality. If all devs could pick up a new language and skillset overnigh then companies would have a lot more flexibility in their roadmaps, but humans don't scale that way - with or without AI.
> These performance gains are made possible by harness improvements and progress we’ve made training Composer 2.5, which now powers Bugbot. Our model training work is one part of how we will continue to improve Bugbot over time.
No only were there UI inconsistencies, but Safari lags behind chrome with things like the Popover API and the build/codesign/CD ecosystem for Tauri is incredibly scattered.
When I was using it, IAPs were still not really an option for Tauri or at least I could not find any docs or resources about it.
The website uses the default themes for the app which I picked specifically to be easy to look at (I have it open all day).
According to WebAIM[0] it passes so feel free to rip the theme [1] and use it for your next project!
[0] https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
[1] https://github.com/cvburgess/dexter-www/blob/main/src/index....
Im pretty happy with it currently, but want to fix a small annoyance where columns can "hijack" horizontal scrolling.
I learned SO MUCH about CSS tools of old and new doing this project. The popover API and anchor positioning in particular was a bit of a beast, as were overflows and scroll areas.
Most of my background has been in native or react-native mobile development where these kinds of issues don't really exist in the same way.
Going back to basics with html + css was humbling and taught me a lot, too.
I got to dust off some old UX skills that haven't been used in a few years.
Huge shoutout to DaisyUI [0] and tailwind for making it really easy to build pretty things.
Also setting the journal prompts to black would be wonderful - they are hard to see unlike the articles.