This looks way better though.
Numi – Calculator app for Mac
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#23Why is it that OSX gets so many of these nice little apps that seem pretty easy to make multiplatform but they just... aren't?
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#24Soulver is a similar app for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS with shared documents in iCloud Drive. Check it out if you’re looking for something like this to go!
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#25What is wrong with “bc” ;-) half joking, anybody else who uses bc? I am by no means an expert, just using the regular add/multiply and sometimes a variable. This looks way better though.
Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#26What is wrong with “bc” ;-) half joking, anybody else who uses bc? I am by no means an expert, just using the regular add/multiply and sometimes a variable. This looks way better though.
This is what I do. I do it so frequently that I have a small script `b` so that I can `b 'l(156)'` or just type `b` to get a shell with the match library loaded. Seems funny to alias a 2 char command but I often prefer passing the expression on the command line.
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#27Why is it that OSX gets so many of these nice little apps that seem pretty easy to make multiplatform but they just... aren't?
This type of app is going to be valued higher by Mac users.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is what I do. I do it so frequently that I have a small script `b` so that I can `b 'l(156)'` or just type `b` to get a shell with the match library loaded. Seems funny to alias a 2 char command but I often prefer passing the expression on the command line.
I alias ‘clear’ to ‘c’ because I use it so often and have to immediately set it up on any new machine.
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#30Why is it that OSX gets so many of these nice little apps that seem pretty easy to make multiplatform but they just... aren't?
Given the ease of macOS GUI development to begin with, there are more small-time, lone developers making full GUI apps there, versus other platforms.
Other platforms have a higher barrier of entry in that regard, so the landscape is more conducive to having already started out as a team and so developing a more significant app worthy of that kind of investment.