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I've used quasar in the past, but not for a native App. Quasar just user a Cordova Wrapper.

I had absolute joy with it as a web dev, and made my life much easier for forms elements that feel native. The App runs pretty smoothly with vue.js on not too old devices.

It was actually an AR app using a Cordova plugin (before ARKit…).

My only pain point was releasing of Android and Apple Apps to their stores, handling certificates and generally the horribly documented app submission flow.

With some tweaking of the webpack/build setup the workflow was pretty smooth, Hot Module Reload via Wifi directly on iOS and Android.

Here are the apps:

https://itunes.apple.com/at/app/plusapp/id1211633535?l=en&mt... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vielgesund...

I would disable the open demo, i was greeted by this on your homepage ;)

http://imgur.com/a/dUKjq

Almost the same way as in vim ;)

1. Search for the text you want to copy with '/my-search-term' 2. Switch to visual mode with 'v' 3. Select the text you want 4. Yank!

I've made almost the same thing :) https://colorna.me/

God I wish it was open source and the dev didn't suddenly disappear :(

Nice. Is there something that it can do, that [tig](https://jonas.github.io/tig/) can't do?

Yes! I use a similar hazel workflow for screenshots. I save all Screenshots to ~/Pictures/Screenshots Screenshots older than 1 days get moved into a ./.old directory Screenshots older than 1 week in that backup directory get deleted.

Workflow: http://jmp.sh/QAEQSep

Commandline with the occasional usage of [tig](https://github.com/jonas/tig)

Once every few weeks I'll use [Tower](http://www.git-tower.com/) for quickly looking up old commits

Cool format, but the fade-ins are way too slow,

When i first opened the page i thought the images / videos were loading very slow, because i was greeted with a bunch of colored blocks while i scrolled downwards.