GitFiend

Git client designed for humans

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Vscode can easily do 144fps while scrolling on a Mac, but it feels much worse due to what appears to be Chromiums broken frame timing (This has bugged me for years working on GitFiend):

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Dammit, I think I just (re?) invented a better JS UI framework. Something that can render lots of components at 120fps and doesn’t use any clever state update/effect abstractions.

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GitFiend 0.38.3 is out and fixes some annoying bugs: https://t.co/4yYsJgM0EQ. The Rust docs did try to warn me about deadlocks 😅

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GitFiend 0.34 is out with a fix for confusing pull behaviour: https://t.co/4yYsJh49SY

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@neoeinstein Thanks, I will try it. Just been learning the bare minimum so I can pick between the 2 languages for a project. This destructuring looks quite different to what I’m used to.

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I just ported 1350 lines of Go to 25 lines of Rust (using a #rustlang macro) with a 4x perf improvement 🤯. I’m new to both languages, and not to bash Go, this is a corner case where I needed a function with any of 1-15 arguments with variable types.

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Just released GitFiend 0.32. It's significantly faster at loading repos than 0.31. https://t.co/4yYsJgM0EQ

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GitFiend finally has a commit graph! There's also a new Mac app for Apple silicon and other improvements: https://t.co/4yYsJgM0EQ

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GitFiend 0.29 lets you filter the commit list by username or branch. https://t.co/4yYsJgM0EQ

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Just released GitFiend 0.28 with bug fixes. Thanks to Rust and Wasm, I was able to speed up a diff performance issue by around 300x (~90s down to ~300ms). https://t.co/4yYsJgM0EQ

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@chekobil Sorry to hear. I’ve added a link to the previous version on your GitHub issue.

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GitFiend 0.27 is out. Details: https://t.co/4yYsJh3C3q

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Running some experiments to see if a commit graph will work in GitFiend. What do you think?

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This isn't the first time I've found adding some types, removing typical JavaScript strangeness and tweaking data structures in someone else's code has sped it up a lot:

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Excited about the next release. Stopped relying on hover to reveal buttons/branches. A better staging UI that was unreasonably difficult to implement, but makes a lot more sense.

[Andreas Strømberg @Stromberg90]

🔥 Best free linux/crossplatform git gui I've found.

[Maksim N Epikhin @maksimepikhin]

Открыл для себя @GitFiend для #linux с целью контроля версий #git проектов на #gitlab. Удобный и простой интерфейс для пользования.
Рекомендую попробовать PM'ам и веб разработчикам.

Скачать можно тут: https://t.co/0XxrvZP2NT

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I'm on the fence whether JSX is worth it. In my experimental React replacement I'm finding it's nice to use plain objects instead of attribute={} and //comments instead of {/* */}. #reactjs #TypeScript #javascript

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I overlooked how awesome the ReadOnly<T> feature in TypeScript is until recently. I think it gels perfectly with shallow observables, preventing so many potential bugs. #TypeScript #MobX

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@hediet_dev @Underline_API @typescript Yeah, React is designed to be kind to JavaScript developers. Any element could be dom, string, number, null, undefined or recursive array of those 🤯.

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Experimenting with building my own type-safe JSX alternative. @typescript is pretty great: