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Me:

yeah it's a lot of fun. especially with AI assistance now it feels like the main advantage of Origami (speed) is eroding. I like getting closer to the metal

this is entirely swiftui, no metal. could definitely make it better with metal tho!

I just build and run with Xcode

im controlling it! It's all SwiftUI

a (rough) iOS Split View concept

there are many reasons this form doesn't work well but the interaction was fun to prototype

made a Minority Report style magnification loupe shader in Metal

GitHub - gavinmn/iOSAppMeshTransform Contribute to gavinmn/iOSAppMeshTransform development by creating an account on GitHub.

tried to clean up and comment the code here: github.com/gavinmn/iOSA...

no problem

recreated the new iOS app mesh transform using Metal

i'm using Motion for most of that

it is!

experimenting with a minimal glass highlight effect

finder intelligence

frame 2

yes (back camera)

in some ways it's more immersive, in others it's more distracting? I just made the demo to satisfy my curiosity

to chase my curiosity

iOS × visionOS experiment

on email, once you've cleared the unwanted messages, then what do you do?

ok but what do you actually do?

if you open up a busy inbox (email, linear, slack dms, etc.), what's the first thing you start doing?

I've thought for years this should be a first party feature in social networks

been feeling like it was time for an avatar change. something that feels more like me. if you're thinking 'who is this?' here’s a before and after

I haven't used it in years but I remember Hey email doing it well

Exactly

What? Keep read/unread functionality, I'm just suggesting it's not the best way to solve the problem people generally use it for.

FWIW the way I handle this in my email is anything "done" gets archived, things that need doing are left in the inbox, and only things that are literally unread are marked unread.

No, it's fine to have a mark as unread option. I'd say it should be supplemented by some sort of reply to later type option.

Well it's definitely partially the products fault if it doesn't give you a good solution to the "save for later" problem and you're forced to use mark as unread

The thing you need to reply to is not "unread" (most of the time) it's read and needs to be replied to later. Mark as unread is never designed to be a good solution to this