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by tumultco 7mo ago
Best I can tell, it turned into Google Web Designer! I'm on the outside, but best I can tell: - You're thinking of a UI design tool called "Ninja" - Google purchased Motorola Mobility and the Ninja project got cancelled
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by tumultco 8mo ago
Hit command-t for file > new > new window tab. Then if you want you can drag out the tab into a new window. Now you can view these both at once. Window tabs are weird but powerful. You can even name them and then have the preferences
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by tumultco 11mo ago
I don't know about "working" but most recently it looks like AlterEgo has gotten closer to a shipping product and did a publicity launch ~a month ago.
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by tumultco 3y ago
To give some more context, Fleming's job was an antibacterial researcher, and also molds were also previously known to have these properties. In some ways, the lucky part was others finding his work and developing it. I found this vide
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by tumultco 3y ago
I only have the "final" 13.5kb version to test against. It compresses very well: gzip: 6.95kb (98.9%) brotli: 5.99kb (99.0%)
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by tumultco 3y ago
I was curious about this myself. I extracted the json for the "uncompressed" image: https://gist.github.com/jmfd/8dbb96fcd8a1ba1e8ad6e9167bd70ce... And then tried these commands against it: gzip: 3
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by tumultco 3y ago
Context is the rest of the sentence: > and polish on the app for free forever But even "bug fixes" are sometimes not cleaning up your own issues; for example, macOS updates regularly will break apps. It's like paying someo
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by tumultco 3y ago
> It also feels super shitty to launch 1.0 out of the blue AND then expire the public beta builds that we have been using for 3 years with 4 days notice... The 1.0 has a 14 day trial, so that at least extends it to 18 days notice. It rea
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by tumultco 4y ago
If you're on a retina display, I recommend adding this CSS so it uses nearest-neighbor interpolation for the scaling: img { image-rendering: pixelated !important; }
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by tumultco 4y ago
Thanks for your work in developing this! Does Lexical have a feature to set arbitrary CSS on a particular selection range? I've been looking for a solution to do this since the WebKit's -[WebView applyStyle:] is deprecated as part
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by tumultco 5y ago
It wasn't in the above list, but Apple did completely remove PHP in Monterey.
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by tumultco 5y ago
I made a revised icon that imho fits in better with the Big Sur's look and works at Dock sizes: https://twitter.com/jmfd/status/1417595485653635073
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by tumultco 6y ago
I'd say the difference in HyperCard and Visual Basic is that they also define their runtime environment. The IDE can grow with the runtime. Writing tooling against a vast runtime like the web is much more difficult and daunting. A 1.0
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by tumultco 6y ago
It echoes a Confucius quote I like: “Learning without thinking is useless. Thinking without learning is dangerous.” (Analects 2:15)
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by tumultco 6y ago
Note that we do have upgrade discounts available, and if you purchased v3 after Oct 14, 2017 it is a free upgrade to the corresponding v4 edition. https://tumult.com/hype/support/upgrade-discounts/
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by tumultco 6y ago
Apps did start doing this before, definitely. I always felt they were arrogant in assuming they deserved a spot in my Applications folder. I should be able to put the app wherever I'd like. At the same time dmgs seem backwards-looking
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by tumultco 6y ago
I absolutely wondered the same thing when doing the update as the world isn't 2003 anymore. But I have found it useful even when doing modern web development as a quick playground to try snippets. "Live as you type" speed ca
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by tumultco 6y ago
Which could sometimes be a ridiculous amount of time itself too! https://twitter.com/rosyna/status/1194765305987227649
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by tumultco 6y ago
Exactly! The primary purpose of the `altool` for notarization is probably to do so in an automated manner, but it will not block while waiting for notarization. So to make this part of automation, nearly every developer needed to add pollin
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by tumultco 6y ago
Yes, it is really just a different set of tradeoffs now. It isn't just notarization, it is also that notarization requires app hardening which has very strict rules. Shipping an app with 3rd party binaries that supports older versions
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by tumultco 6y ago
I've definitely seen apps that do provide instructions on how to do this; off the top of my head I know SwitchResX requires it for a lot of the features [1]. There was also the "varsectomy" bug debacle of Avid Media Composer
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by tumultco 6y ago
Removing color from toolbar/sidebar icons and fixing all line weights reduces the personality of software as well as increasing usability cognition. Even with years of use, I still have trouble quickly discerning the difference between
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by tumultco 6y ago
Thanks! Apps back then also tried much more to adhere to the Mac HIG, and in doing so it was pretty easy to wind up with at least not an unattractive app. I assume you are referring to the inspector panel on your other left; the two main re
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Reviving a 16-year-old Mac App(blog.tumult.com)
235 points by tumultco 6y ago|102 comments
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by tumultco 7y ago
I'd be remiss to not point out: the latest version of Tumult Hype [1] added vector shape animation, line drawing, and morphing. It uses SVG under the hood, though SVGs cannot be imported currently. The shape morphing intelligently figu
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Hype 3.5: tool for HTML5 animators and prototypers(tumult.com)
24 points by tumultco 11y ago|7 comments
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by tumultco 11y ago
Shameless plug: we've been building Tumult Hype over the past 4 years because we knew there'd need to be an HTML5 toolchain to let designers accomplish what they once did with Flash: http://tumult.com/hype/ I
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Animating on the Apple Watch: Making the most of image sequences(blog.tumult.com)
4 points by tumultco 11y ago|0 comments
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by tumultco 11y ago
Introducing Tumult Hype Edition http://blog.tumult.com/2015/04/01/introducing-tumult-hype-ed... Light theme, Dark theme, and now the Gold theme!
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by tumultco 12y ago
We're integrating with the awesome project Matter.js ( http://brm.io/matter-js/ ) as a Physics engine for our HTML5 animation app. Here's a quick demo video showing it specifically in action: https:/&#x2

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