Apple approved ColumnLens for the Mac App Store. It's built with Dear ImGui and C++. Pretty sure it's one of the first ImGui apps on the store.
Wrote up what the process looked like: https://t.co/T0nNWViSly
#imgui#dearimgui#cpp#macOS#indiedev#buildinpublic
Hi hi, Dear ImGui 1.92.7 is released!
50+ changes (e.g. tables reworked columns freezing with hidden columns, reorder from context menu, webgpu for emscripten 5 & wgvk native, nav keyboard/gamepad to open context menus, & many fixes/improvements)
https://t.co/wp1T9N5Gox
@aisurvivallog MultiHop-RAG (2,556 queries)
TextLens: 0.771 Hit@10 | bge-large (335M): 0.769 | voyage-02 (cloud): 0.819.
Beats bge-large overall.
Beats voyage-02 on comparison queries. The gap is only in inference queries where you need deep semantic reasoning.
@bengi_dev@jacobtechtavern I recently shipped a C++ app with a very small Obj-C bridge. My benchmark: my app appears even before the dock icon finished the first jump 😅
Spent the morning putting together a case study on analyzing healthcare data with ColumnLens. CDC mortality stats, CMS Medicare records, SQL queries, charts. All running locally on your Mac.
https://t.co/xXv7jOWTA6
#IndieDev#HealthData#SQL#MacOS
21K views and 120 bookmarks on my write-up about getting an ImGui app on the App Store. It means a lot to me. The AppStore numbers are unfortunately not there yet. Will share ASAP.
#buildinpublic#indiedev#producthunt
Today it's live on Product Hunt: https://t.co/nsqHUzTaQU
24K impressions, zero sales. Classic indie dev moment.
Let's think different: I'm giving away 10 free copies of ColumnLens.
Reply with your biggest pain point working with large data files and I'll pick 10 people and DM you a code.
All I ask: leave an honest App Store review.
Apple approved ColumnLens for the Mac App Store. It's built with Dear ImGui and C++. Pretty sure it's one of the first ImGui apps on the store.
Wrote up what the process looked like: https://t.co/T0nNWViSly
#imgui#dearimgui#cpp#macOS#indiedev#buildinpublic
@geooot_ I'm not 100% sure about this. I avoided the issue entirely by only using permissively licensed deps. The amazing Dear ImGui by @ocornut is MIT licensed. Same goes for DuckDB @duckdb