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Hi everyone, Switchbar is a lightweight link handler and browser picker for macOS and Windows. It lets you choose your preferred browser, browser profile, or email client every tim…

Location: New York City, NY Remote: Yes, Hybrid preferred Willing to relocate: Yes (NYC or SF) Technologies: Typescript, Javascript, React, Next.js, Python, Rust | Full-stack, fron…

Location: United States Remote: Yes (Onsite preferred) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript, Typescript, Python, SQL, Java, C++, PHP, Git, React, Redux, Node.js, Elect…

Location: United States Remote: Yes (Onsite preferred) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript, Typescript, Python, SQL, Java, C++, PHP, Git, React, Redux, Node.js, Elect…

Thank you for bring this up. This is exactly what WebCatalog is built for. Every app you install through WebCatalog works just like a Mac app so you can switch between them using A…

Yes, it's built with Electron. But I don't think there's anything wrong with the framework. Plenty of amazing apps are built with Electron, and they're fast and snappy. Without Ele…

Hi everyone, it's Quang from WebCatalog, Certainly, if the built-in "install-as-app" of major browsers work well for you, then it's great. WebCatalog tries to make the concept simp…

Hi Peter, I am a Vietnamese student studying in the US with the F-1 visa. Recently, together with my American partner we opened a startup using Stripe Atlas. The visa doesn't allow…

As a Luther student, this is awesome.

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WebCatalog automatically compiles web apps with nativefier and publishes them using Travis-CI. The binaries can be downloaded directly from GitHub Releases with nice installers so …

Hi. Actually, I have the same feeling with you about Microsoft design language: it's too flat and quite boring compared to Material Design. But it also has some advantages: the thr…