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I'm looking into Xamarin for the first time. I've looked at the Xamarin 101 tutorial and seen the bare-bones note taking app they walk you through developing, and I'm hoping to improve it significantly. I've already added the feature to edit notes and set a title for a note, but there's still a few more ideas I want.

I think taking an existing project and improving upon it, as opposed to starting a fresh new project, has helped me somewhat. I have to think less about how to get it started and whether the framework or style is right, because some of the code is already there.

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I'm working on PhotoStructure. After 20 years of taking photos and videos, and suffering through numerous cloud-based photo startups that end up folding in a year or two, multiple crashed servers, and having my smartphone camera feed the adtech beast, I decided I needed something that: * ran on hardware that I owned (or rented in the cloud) * had robust de-duplication [1] * didn't require expensive or proprietary har…

Is it open source or will it be at some point?

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Working on my site that lets you annotate and skip around youtube videos - tubenotes.xyz I built it mostly to organize and catalog guitar tutorials that I learn from.

Perfect, I just signed up.

Suggestions (if that's possible): - Buttons to quickly change the replay speed to 0.75 and 0.5 - Loop functionality

I'd also love if there was a timestamp-based "editing", where I could send someone a video with just the good parts, skipping over intros, ads and fluff.

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I'm working on a browser based, client side, GIF screen capture tool. Give it a try: https://gifcap.dev/

This is amazing!!!

I needed to do this lately and my process was like: Make a window/screen capture with quicktime. Convert the capture to an animated gif with the ffmpeg command line utility. Find an easy image host to save the generate gif somewhere. This was all very cumbersome.

Your process even allows me to screengrab a single browser tab. Thank you so much!!!

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