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Shameless plug (sorry) but I'm working on one too! It's a web app that works on both desktop and mobile: https://slemmy.libdb.so.
It is a free-time kind of project (I work on it after my actual working hours), so it might not grow at the same pace as other newer apps, but I'm trying!
Source code is at https://libdb.so/slemmy, AGPLv3 license.
It is real nice to see how lemmy/kbin, and activitypub in general, progressing. It kinda.. gives me a bit of hope for the future? Either way, am happy :D
!remindeme
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That's right...
Who ran that bot anyway?
Somebody get the StabBot guy, too.
One more: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kuroneko.lemmy_connect&hl=en_CA&gl=US -- Connect for Lemmy see [email protected]
Genuinely did not expect to see Slide on here, now I'm all excited.
So many developers working on apps for Lemmy. I hope there are just as many dedicated individuals interested in improving Lemmy's source itself.
lol I'm in the Slide screenshot, hi mom!
celebrity of the century!
The slide for Lemmy makes me sooo happy. My mouth is hanging open and I'm just... I cannot freaking wait!! Thank you 🙏
Oh I'm not the author I just have a post on the screenshot. I'm excited to, I want to slay Slide was the first client I tried over a decade ago!
Gratitude to anyone working on any of these apps. I mean, that is very cool of you to do. We appreciate.
Thank you! Bookmarking right now.
Mlem is no longer on testflight, they just announced a change in leadership, so hopefully it continues with development. Seems like it will, given their announcement: https://beehaw.org/post/693759
That’s strange. I just received an update overnight for Mlem on TestFlight. Maybe it’s just closed to new registrations? IMO it is the most polished of the iOS apps.
Don't forget Summit! They released an Android beta yesterday.
I just installed it. It looks rather good so far!
I’m working on a native iOS app called Olympus too(‘: it’s built with all the new SDKs Apple gave us for iOS 17 (meaning only those on the iOS 17 beta will be able to use it). I should have a TestFlight link up by Monday, doing some final smoke testing this weekend before I let all you users try and break it
Running iOS 17 now and using the web app (vlemmy.net). Send me a link when you’re ready.
Would love a testflight link once it's up, I'm on iOS 17 Dev Beta.
I've tried a couple for Lemmy so far and Jerboa is the one I keep going back to. I'm excited to see new developments on everything though.
I’ve been using Mlem and Memmy. I started out liking Mlem more, but Memmy has really been cranking out new versions lately.
Same here. I think Memmy has improved drastically over the last week or so. Well done to the dev(s?), it’s become my daily driver.
Excited to use sync with Lemmy, it's been my main Reddit app for the better part of a decade
Same here, what a polished experience. I'm glad I found Lemmy.. otherwise I'd be settling for using the garbage official Reddit app.
Hold on a sec. Slide is actually happening?! I've literally wished for it a day or two ago, expecting nothing!
This just made my day :)
Right?!? I didn't think anyone else loved Slide. I'm so damned excited!!
Not only are we gonna get an app..... But we're also gonna get OPTIONS!? Go team!
Reddit posts on lemmy via RSS, multiple clients blooming, nodes welcoming the exodus, the fediverse is thriving. Might be the one thing we can show spez some gratitude for!
I'm glad that we have so many talented developers interested in kbin/Lemmy! Keep up the great work!
This is very exciting! I'm looking forward to the growth of the Threadiverse.
I've been using Jerboa for a feel days and i liked, but sometimes it crashes when i click a link, i also wanna to build my own qt desktop app on the weekends, if everything goes as planed i may upload to github later. I will also take a look on those other apps later
The superior app experience may end up finally tipping the scale on my perpetual indecision between Lemmy vs Kbin.
Pixelfed dev Daniel is also building one for kbin.
Memmy has been working very well for me. Lots of updates very quickly and feeling good.
My only complaint with both mlem and Memmy is that neither of them show when you’ve got a reply to a comment. In the desktop site you can see the number of notifications in the bell on the top right but I can’t find them in either app. It also doesn’t look like it’s possible to vote on comments in either as well. But they’re making great progress and I keep checking back every now and again
Wow, how exciting! Thank you for all of the links. I'm looking forward to giving each of them a try.
Thanks for another thing to add to my bookmarks! I'll definitely be checking all those out.
Such an exciting time for the fediverse.
Hot take: I think lemmy is better as desktop only, as it encourages a greater degree of depth in terms of conversation. Mobile apps are basically just there purely for monetization by the developers, and they encourage users to engage with their communities superficially (upvote, post an emoji, doomscroll, repeat forever).
Not wrong. But I like to casually lurk on my phone and either (1) pass the time with non-sense or (2) read up on what's going on so I can at least stay in the know. I use my desktop more so for actually responding and conversing.
I think it's one of those things where on a micro level, it's conceptually fine, and a lot of people say that's how they want to use it. But I've seen reddit basically get destroyed from pivoting away from the desktop experience to focus on catering to predominately mobile users. The consequence of this is that you have shorter comments overall in threads, less incentive to reply to people who are actually trying to have real discussions, shorter lifetimes on how long people engage with a particular post, and, at the risk of being ageist, a younger userbase with a natural interest in shortform engagement and more superficially appealing content. Right now on lemmy communities like Beehaw, a solid post can have days worth of discussion in the comment section. On reddit, if you're commenting after 8 hours, that train's left the station. Obviously, I'm biased and have a strong interest in quality of posts and the discussions attached to them over the sheer quantity of new material hitting your feed. And, of course, part of that is a consequence of user volume, but the fact that mobile is the de facto standard tool for accessing the site magnifies all the problems I mentioned to pathological extremes.
Don't forget all of the autocorrect mishaps
It would be nice to have a list of these to check on in a year time when they feel less like an alpha version.