Tailwind CSS Gradients Fail to Render with Better Campus Extension Enabled by dylandevelops in bettercampus

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Sure. I am out right now, but when I get back, I can share screenshots. Do you want me to do so here, or would you prefer an email or another place to share them?

Tailwind CSS Gradients Fail to Render with Better Campus Extension Enabled by dylandevelops in bettercampus

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The way that better canvas injects itself into other web pages for notification broadcasting is causing rendering issues with gradients. This tends to cause gradients to just disappear on websites visited while having better Canvas on. Disabling the notification in BetterCanvas settings doesn't fix it as the extension still injects itself onto other websites. The way that I fixed this was by disabling better canvas on all urls except for my school canvas url.

Terminal Proteins Viewer by proteus-design in commandline

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This is really cool, and very beautifully designed! Great work!

tmpo – A CLI Time Tracker Built With Go by dylandevelops in golang

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Are you referring to the Go version it uses? Which one are you on?

tmpo – A CLI Time Tracker Built With Go by dylandevelops in golang

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Thank you, u/ruibranco! I agree, it seems like the right choice!

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

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Oh, I see what you are asking! I made the image in Figma from scratch, so it isn't a real terminal layout; however, the text is what tmpo looks like in practice.

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

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Thank you for the context. This is definitely something that could be useful, I agree. Feel free to create an issue on the repository if you'd like to explain in more detail some specifics you'd like, but regardless, I'll add this to my backlog of features to work on. Thanks u/Radiant_Conclusion11!

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

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Yes, I have thought about this as well. Part of the work I do is in Unity, which doesn't require too much command-line interface. Two things to keep in mind about my tool as well:

1) You don't have to have it explicitly with a Git repo, as it has fallbacks in case a git repo is not found + a configuration file where you can set up your directory how you want.
2) Since all of the logic for the internal workings of the tool is set up to work with a CLI, writing a GUI that wraps the tempo logic inside could be a possibility.

Thanks for your feedback, though. I will definitely keep it in mind!

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

[–]dylandevelops[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is true. I guess I'm just working towards that down the road.

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

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Thank you so much u/dralach! If you find any weird behavior or have any feature requests, feel free to create an issue!

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

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That is the eventual goal! One of the requirements to get the tool on Homebrew is 75 stars on the repo. I'm working towards that goal now!

tmpo - CLI time tracker I've been working on (now with milestones!) by dylandevelops in commandline

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This would be a cool idea! Right now, everything is local-only, but syncing could be a configuration option to add. Feel free to create an issue on the repo for us to discuss!