I design + code digital things, especially if they can run in a web browser and use more than two dimensions. Also check out my side project @getmokkapp
I'm creating a mockup tool that lets you place devices in a 3D environment and render them from any angle on a fast computer in the cloud. Only thing you need is a browser. Inspired by @levelsio and @AndreyAzimov I'll share the process in this thread 👇
First ever rendering:
@moritzpetersen Well, in my opinion, no not 90%. The one is an effect which reminds me of the dof of a camera lens, the other of this cheap dreamy photoshop effects which were very en vouge 20+ years ago. If performance is a concern it’s a valid choice sure
@Shpigford@tobimori Have you tested against any other search engine? A couple of years ago (when I last tested it) google was the only one to read javascript content, e.g. bing did not
@DKB_de Mir fehlt aktuell eine Funktion mit der ich für einen bestimmten Tag den Kontostand an diesem Tag anzeigen kann. Soweit ich weiß ging das in der alten App? 🤔
@m5blum My guess is, you can‘t do anything about it really except when your feature is protected by a patent or something like that. Probably just focus on keeping your customers happy and keep iterating and make good stuff? 💪
@jaydrogers The best way imho is to use checked in .env.development and .env.production files with all relevant values and sensible defaults and gitignored .local counterparts with secrets or overrides. You know like vite and symfony do it. No idea why laravel hasn’t implemented that yet 🤷♂️
@housecor@WolfOliver I tackled this by putting everything possible in helper functions for the meta and stories parts of a stories.js/ts file. There are still things to update manually but it sure helps :)