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My favourite IOS calculator app (for those who are RPN minded). Love this little free gem! https://apps.apple.com/qa/app/rpn-30/id1451413517
Hijacking the thread. Does anyone know of a simple paid calculator app for iPad? They all seem to be riddled with ads or obnoxious "cute" features to justify the price
What 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.
I use a lot and tried to build a simple version for the browser (to use on windows). Not even remotely close to feature set but still works on basic stuffs. https://imaginamundo.github.io/math-notes/
Nice app. Based on the source code ( https://github.com/nikolaeu/numi ) it's not clear to me how the .dmg is built. Is it explained somewhere?
I find that calculators remain weirdly unergonomic on most Operating Systems. There are so many times where I want to do some quick math but feel hobbled by the insistence of calculator software writers to ape physical calculator design -- Numi seems like a cool step in the right direction
I find that calculators remain weirdly unergonomic on most Operating Systems. There are so many times where I want to do some quick math but feel hobbled by the insistence of calculator software writers to ape physical calculator design -- Numi seems like a cool step in the right direction
Here's the text: price = $8 times 5 $40 fee = 8% 8 % fee on price in Euro 39.48 EUR
What does that mean? "fee on price" should mean "fee times price", right? So 8% of $40. That's nowhere near 39.48 EUR. Could it mean "price after fee is deducted"? But if so, it must have been made during a time when EUR was worth almost 8% less than dollars? Did that ever happen?
Why is it that OSX gets so many of these nice little apps that seem pretty easy to make multiplatform but they just... aren't?
the environment is clean and enables people to do what they want, even if XCode is a piece of garbage shit, it gets the job done
the overall quality of Apple apps encourages devs to apply the same principles, easy to use and beautifully designed apps
in comparison, when you see official Windows metro/fluent apps looking so boring, it doesn't encourage people to develop natively
then you have the details that kills it, lack of proper windows store, lack of people native way of distributing apps (exe? msi? vsx? appbundle? zip my 100's dotnet dlls?) it makes you not want to even start
even Microsoft is ditching all that crap and rewriting their native apps with electron, wich says a lot about the windows ecosystem (https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/4/22213300/microsoft-one-out...)