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Hello, fediverse! 👋 I’m Sven from Franconia, Germany. Alongside my day job, I build apps in my spare time under the name slooft: Debito for keeping track of money owed, and TimeRecorder for tracking time spent on tasks and projects. This is my personal account, where I’ll share app updates, Swift discoveries, and side-project stories. Happy to meet fellow developers and curious app users! https://slooft.com #Introduction #iOSDev #Swift #SideProjects
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Hi Mastodon! 👋 I'm Neon Rost, and I build small, free, open-source Mac apps in Swift: ☕ TOM keeps your Mac awake and can press keys, move the mouse or click for you, on a timer if you like 🧰 MIKE bundles 20 tools for everyday media chores: video, images, text, audio, files 💿 Sleeve tags your music and also rips, burns and copies CDs No accounts, no tracking, GPLv3. 🔗 https://github.com/NeonRost #introduction #macOS #Swift #SwiftUI #OpenSource #indiedev
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Hello everyone! I recently did a soft-launch of my macOS app called ImageFlow. ImageFlow is a node-based image editor build for non-linear and nondestructive workflows. I have been working on this non-stop for the past two years and poured my soul on this. I'm currently looking for feedback so I can decide the next steps on the app's development. Get in touch with me if you want a promo-code to test the app. Thanks and have a great day! #Indiedev #macos #macapp #swift #apple
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Apple's help books are barely documented, so I wrote up how I build one out of the same Markdown that feeds my docs site. The trap that cost me an evening: hiutil's CoreSpotlight index only works once Spotlight has imported your help bundle, and that never happens for a debug build out of DerivedData. Use the legacy LSM format instead. pandoc and a ten-line Lua filter do the rest. https://www.lilback.com/mac-help-book-from-markdown/ #macOS #MacDev #Swift #Xcode #iOSDev
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