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What are you guys building on the side and/or excited about lately?! I want to hear it all 👇

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- Way faster than github.com Many times it even preloads enough data to make navigating instant. - Optimistic UI in different places such as reactions, tasks, etc. - Customizable sidebar with direct access to issues and prs custom filters. - More information density. - Better use of available space

My plan is to continue implementing github features, provide desktop apps and integrate them with your local git. Also implement new features such as push notifications for approvals, successful/failed builds,...

A few thoughts: - Feels like the notched tempo adjuster could be larger—didn't realize it was a control until I tried to change tempo - I really miss having a few options for the tone of the metronome (e.g. wood block) - I love your use of native UI, but segmented control for beat type seems odd

I have used it for a bit of prototyping but for small things like this I’m using it to generate 95% of the code. I wrote a very simple plugin with it, but trying to step up to something a bit more complicated.

I’m about to release my own tabletop game: “Miro Keller’s Lil’ Ninja”. A strategy game where you must manage your resources better than the opponents in a sort of “capture the flag” game style. Also tests your reactions. I’ve had really good feedback in the play testing sessions, I love it! 🧩❤️

I’m really excited for the release! I’ve ordered 500 units from the factory. Right now, everything is done, except for one piece that is cast in thermoplastic, which is giving problems so I’m just waiting for those pieces to be finished and then a couple of weeks of printing. Exciting times ahead!

local first task thing that syncs between CLI/TUI/Web. I got really mad about the Taskwarrior v3 upgrade breaking everything and decided to do better. cr-sqlite is the sync engine

I live in the terminal and have built a handful of TUIs Using Go and the Charm libraries like bubbletea this time It's pleasant enough. I'm not a frontend engineer, but I have Big Thoughts and UI/UX (mainly stemming from malleable software) so I end up needing to implement my own components a lot

Monorepo with a cli core and PEG parser for commands allows pretty seamless cross compatibility. Dumb web socket server for syncing is great I'm experimenting with decentralized auth because i really hate signing up for accounts Also considering storing dirty state in sqlite too