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A few released apps for now that are iOS/macOS, with some exciting more things in the pipeline.
If you’re a photographer who has frustrations with current mainstream photography software (whether capture/edit/publishing), I’d also love to hear from you - you can find me as Héliographe on (mastodon,bluesky,threads,x) or just email me at contact@heliographe.net :)
I'm trying to capture a sense of fun, wonder and connection through these tools which I feel has been lost in recent times with remote working.
You might ask why use Pocketbase at all, and I'm not sure anymore. I suppose the dashboard is great, built in auth is great (although I've had to write cookie middleware to make it SSR anyway). I wish there was a lightweight Pocketbase/Supabase style "backend in a box" setup that didn't push the whole client library directly communicating to DB paradigm.
https://github.com/ncruces/go-sqlite3/tree/main/sqlite3/libc
I was recently looking for a simple minimalist app launcher for iPhone that would respect my privacy and didn’t come with a stupid subscription plan, so instead I made my own! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/applist/id6743515756 I also published the list of url schemes / universal links on GitHub: http://github.com/sxp-studio/app-list-catalog
(Minor note: The Setup Tutorial says, "Swipe right to continue" when the user actually swipes left.)
We're building electric batteries for e-bikes that are repairable and fireproof! https://gouach.com
Collecting the data helps with recording engine performance, tyre ages, best lap times but is also really useful for recalling how well each setup performed for future reference.
I’m deliberately doing this all in a very low-tech way as my son will be creating a more polished version for a school project. We’re front-running that a bit to give him a good dataset and explore various ideas.
On that note, they do Python in school. For the backend it will be SqlLite and Flask. Any suggestions for the front end tech? This will mostly be forms- and grids-based so nothing sophisticated needed, but some simple client-side logic (e.g. validation, geolocation, simple stop watch) would be good. Ideally this would be python as well. We could use WebAssembly but am wondering if there is a suitable framework that does the is out-of-the-box.
A midi sequencer, which does or is supposed to do what you expect. In the process of adding stuff like euclydian sequences, and trying to figure out how to generate melodies. Been considering using something like a simple markov probability from a bunch of jazz standards, but also starting to read more music theory behind it. It's a programming project but it's directly related to me trying to figure out music. So no…
Strong recommendation: Hire a teacher. Even with experience playing four instruments, and when I decided to learn another, I still hired a teacher.