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michael_forrest

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About michael_forrest

Indie dev, maker, sometimes artist. https://squares.tv

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    This was the toughest thing I’ve ever attempted but it was well worth it.

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    Show HN: RealtimeSwift - my declarative video rendering framework

    RealtimeSwift if the declarative rendering framework behind my suite of connected video apps CueCam Presenter, Video Pencil and Shoot. I reimplemented most of SwiftUI from scratch …

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    I'm a solo developer so it's all too easy to get distracted. These are always exciting projects to me so I thought I could start sharing them.

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    Comment #46554007

    This! I can count on one hand the number of times I've had a chance to spin up a greenfield project, prototype or proof of concept in my 30 year career. Those were always stolen mo…

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    Comment #44603978

    I've been working on this framework for a few weeks now, because I want a way to use a SwiftUI-style declarative syntax to render realtime video.

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    Comment #44464225

    Here's the next video documenting my progress creating a SwiftUI-style declarative video rendering engine. This video shows how I'm anchoring the features to the needs of my projec…

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    Comment #44434292

    This is a fast tour through the implementation of a fadeIn(duration:) modifier in the SwiftUI-style video rendering framework I’ve been working on. 1. How modifiers are implemented…

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    Comment #44215427

    I lasted about 18 months at Canonical (thankfully I didn’t have to deal with this interview process) and I can say that this description of an interaction with Shuttleworth rings t…

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    Comment #43905958

    Yes this is a marketing video for my apps.

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    Comment #43860448

    One of the hardest things about being a solo developer is quality control. If you're the only developer in the team, and you don't have any testers, how do you make sure you don't …

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    Comment #43763479

    The over-engineering

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    Comment #42280050

    This is an absolute masterclass in remote presentation. Cindy does incredible work.

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    Comment #39362523

    Always room to iterate. I changed it from one with an obvious free tier last week to solve a different problem!