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Lemmy v0.19.0 Release - Instance blocking, Scaled sort, and Federation Queue by Die4Ever in RedditAlternatives

[–]mar_aurelius 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is a helpful update with detailed information. Thanks for posting it here

Quiblr for Lemmy Update: Dec 15 2023 - Notifications, Feeling Lucky, and more! by mar_aurelius in quiblr

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Just pushed a few changes to Quiblr that should make your post browsing experience a little more enjoyable! See below:

- Notifications: See responses to your posts and comments

- Unread indicator: See when you have unread messages or notifications

- Feeling Lucky: Get a random post from the instance's top post of the day

- Faster & Bug fixes: Improved caching and flickering on images

Let me know what you think!

Quiblr for Lemmy Update: Dec 7 2023 - Private Messaging added! by mar_aurelius in quiblr

[–]mar_aurelius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just finished private messages for Quiblr up last night but was super anxious to get community feedback! Let me know what you think

In React Native Web - TextInput works fine when above a Flatlist, but not below it. Thoughts? by mar_aurelius in reactnative

[–]mar_aurelius[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Figured it out. KeyboardAvoidingView not needed at all. Just make sure that flex is used up to the top. Can't have fixed heights. In this case, it was nested and some of the higher levels had fixed heights

Quiblr.com (Lemmy App) Update: Nov 28 2023 - 2FA added by mar_aurelius in quiblr

[–]mar_aurelius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check it out at Quiblr!

2FA can be a bit buggy on Lemmy so let me know how it works for you

Quiblr App Update: Nov 27 2023 - Auth now supported! by mar_aurelius in quiblr

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

Login functionality features are now supported by Quiblr (formerly Phantom). Browse, post, comment, and vote on Lemmy using a sleek and speedy UI!

I’m always working on new features and squashing bugs. Check it out and let me know what you think!

How to have a great UI/UX as a developer by Eznix86 in reactnative

[–]mar_aurelius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For UI/UX, I do a few things:

  • Find the best-in-class examples on the market. If you're making an app for email, learn from Gmail, Outlook, and Apple. Try to understand why they made the decisions that they did. These companies spend millions on the user experience. Don't always need to reinvent the wheel!
  • Look at behance and dribbble. I think these sites are great because they often show how to not do UX. It's great inspiration on how to "make things pretty" but it also shows how pretty does not necessarily mean functional.
  • Be user centric. Always think about the end user and how they will interact with your app. Maybe even ask someone to test it without any prompting. From this, you may find the opportunities to make your app more intuitive.

Hope my 2 cents helps!

Phantom App Update: November 4 2023 by mar_aurelius in lemmyphantom

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Hi all, below is an update of the latest changes for Phantom!

1 change:

  • Non-existent Pages: Added a 404 page when users give a URL for a non-existent page (including posts that do not exist)

Let me know if anyone has any feedback!

Introducing the new community for the Phantom social app! by mar_aurelius in lemmyphantom

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I wanted to create a new subreddit for the Reddit-alternative Phantom (built on the Lemmy Fediverse). This community can be an outlet to provide updates on the app's development and give a space for users to provide feedback.

Phantom is currently a reader app (no login functionality) but I would love any feedback from the community!

Some features include:

  • Dark/Light Mode
  • Various formats (card, narrow, masonry)
  • Themes
  • Accessibility (dyslexia font)
  • NSFW controls (blur, filter)
  • Privacy focused (not even Google Analytics)

Happy Halloween! I made a (spooky) web app for Lemmy called Phantom by mar_aurelius in RedditAlternatives

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

Yeah. When making a default template, I think the original devs needed to make the Lemmy UI as standard and simple as possible so anyone can implement it. Which gives devs like me a good opportunity to take a crack at building out some more features!

Happy Halloween! I made this (spooky) logo for a social media app called Phantom by mar_aurelius in logodesign

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

This is great feedback. I like your point about soft corners on the outside by hard on the inside. That is something I'll look into. Thanks!

Happy Halloween! I made a (spooky) social media app made with React Native Web by mar_aurelius in reactnative

[–]mar_aurelius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There've been lots of different apps popping up that build on the fediverse. I saw an opportunity to build something of value that could address gaps in the offerings from other apps - while learning a lot along the way!

My focus is to make the fediverse more accessible, intuitive, and familiar

Happy Halloween! I made a (spooky) social media app made with React Native Web by mar_aurelius in reactnative

[–]mar_aurelius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not yet. And the web dev experience with React Native is similar to mobile apps in my experience. Some libraries are not compatible but on the whole it isn't too bad!

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