fun fact: “entangle” in german is „verwickeln“ (among other translations), which has the exact same root as „entwickeln“ (“develop”)!

I'm german and I was today years old when I realized that „entwickeln“ is pretty much a 1:1 translation of “develop”. „ent-“ is a negative prefix like “un-” or “de-” and „wickeln“ means to “wrap” or indeed to “envelop” :D

uhhhh tbh I'm way out of touch, I don't even know what happened in august lol. I just remembered something and thought it'd be helpful

peppy recently said (somewhere???) that TAG4 maps will no longer award pp

The speed of light is different depending on the medium it travels within. As a physicist I know that out of all media, Windows slows it down the most.

sounds great! Have fun :)

I can vouch for hand-written SVGs with CSS transitions and animations. It's not trivial but a lot of fun to learn and a skill that is more useful to have than you'd think!

I'd recommend either using your mobile browser's features to install a web app to your homescreen (like a shortcut) or writing two separate frontends with shared business logic.
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Straight HTML – no, not that I know of.
But there are lots of ways to have the same codebase run on the web and on mobile, such as Compose Multiplatform or Flutter. To be completely honest though, the user experience usually suffers a lot.
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woah, congrats! I love Makeship, cool company. I hope you'll have lots of fun! :)

The project (Kotest) as a whole just seems very bloated and slow. I've tried writing a PR for Kotest at least three separate times and I gave up each time because the code is so ridiculously complex and hard to work with.

Anyway, again, phenomenal work! Can't wait to try it out!!

My #1 issue with Kotest is that its JS tests can't be nested, meaning you'll spend hours writing a beautiful test spec and then you try to run it on JS and it just won't. So then you either remove your nesting, write separate non-nested JS tests, or trust that your code works on JS without testing 🥲

This looks genuinely amazing 🤩
I've been having a lot of gripes with Kotest (explained in the next reply) and this project looks like exactly the kind of thing I've been daydreaming of the whole time.
I haven't checked it out yet but I will as soon as I can! Great work 👏

That's a quote from my grandpa btw (he's so cool)