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The Replit app with an external keyboard connected also works well.

Paper is here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.13828

likely they want to support using Xcode to develop apps on iPad

Does anyone know of a site like this for all apps?

kotlin is a decent choice as well

do you have any streams that you'd recommend?

The compose APIs for animation are quite nice on Android now

Developers using VSCode are not their community, they are not being adversarial to their own community but maybe a potential future one.

Not too strange if Apple wants a competitive development environment.

Google's stock Android Messages app has been consistently good for the last few years. Simple interface that doesn't try to do too much - good search functionality and a web client if you'd like to send SMS/RCS from your computer.

Not for someone else's benefit, but for the benefit of their entire city/state/country.

Toggling bt/airplane mode can work for iOS instead

Would prefer max installs filter instead of min to filter out the bigger apps that have budgets for seo

It could be, seems like they already had something in WASM for doing this so it made more sense to use that than re do on LLVM IR.

OPENRNDR is worth checking out for anyone interested in processing https://openrndr.org/

It avoids a lot of the weirdness that processing has in its relation with Java and meets somewhere between that and open frameworks.

Great to check out if you've been looking for a playground to get familiar with Kotlin too!

There's a good video he's featured in discussing this issue

https://youtu.be/9V0lXIK9DZQ

agree with your point, but one could also look at the performance/power savings and use that in an argument for environmentally friendliness

isn't it possible for there to be overlap between "because they want to" and "because it's necessary"?

Incentive for other 'green' sources of electricity to come to market

What is the Shake code base?

Can you elaborate on what you mean by the organization of material design?

If music becomes objective

This is clearly something you'd need to see in person to understand before making a statement like that.

Outside this bubble most people young or not don't give two craps about privacy

Thinking paid plugins is the likely route, they could easily leverage their large library of 3d assets (shaders/models/rigged customizable characters)

Dimension could be seen as competition

The app has to declare permissions before it's launched their 'nutrition' label could be shown based on that. The only, debatably, valid part of this argument is those apps can't be vetted by apple for user safety before installation the same way apps on the app store are.

These examples sound like the reddit hive mind, which has been there since the early days