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I have thought through tough problems using pen and paper. Have tried a lot of iterations of digital notebooks, but lost the fluidity and malleability of paper.
These days I have found the iPad + Pencil with an infinite canvas to be the best fit. I use Ahmni (https://www.ahmni.app/) which is a delight.
It did happen in the Muslim world. There are "slave" dynasties in many parts of that world (Egypt, India) which were robust dynasties borne out of freed slaves.
I think Muziqi ought to satisfy most of these for audiobooks. Podcasts is on the list.
A feature-rich, nice looking audio player for those who don't stream music: https://sakunlabs.com/muziqi
It has 90% of the features that I wanted, and now I am working on what my users want.
For macOS Ionica is really really good: https://ionica.app/
For iOS I would suggest my own app Muziqi https://apps.apple.com/us/app/muziqi-for-music-lovers/id6468...
Not open source, but it’s the closest I have come to Winamp. It’s really good!
Not directly, but like most of the examples in the repository, they can be recreated with some custom drawing.
Thank you for Swift Charts. I was surprised by how flexible and powerful the API is.
I made a music app for iOS for myself, after not finding anything that did what I wanted as a non-streamer: visualization, audiobooks support, section loops, bookmarks, sleep timers, import from any source, etc.
In the end, I did put it on the App Store (after months of cleanup!) but it's easily the most used app on my phone.
I made a Music app for iOS that is geared towards offline libraries and has features like visualizer, EQ, sleep timer that I couldn't find anywhere else.
I am almost ready with the music app that I have always wanted; a fully featured app for those of us who love to buy and listen to our own collection. Here is an introductory blog post: https://sakunlabs.com/blog/muziqi-intro/
Some of the features I am including in this version: - import music from the Music app (downloaded locally), from Files app, via a web server - a music visualizer, with three presets - waveform views - mark and store segments of a song - bookmarks - an equalizer and a bunch of smaller features, like pinning music to the Home view, remembering playback for an album or playlist.
TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/7WsEOF6u
Building a successor to https://metaset.io. My first stab at this problem (a native data visualization app) was OK, but left a lot to be desired in efficient user workflow.
I am having another go at it, this time with Swift Charts and SwiftUI on the Mac.
How different is the state managementin SwiftUI compared to the state in rui?
There has been a resurgence of native editors these days (Helix, Nova, …). Every time I rush to check if there are vim keybindings. It's a dealbreaker otherwise!
I wrote an app recently for macOS called Metaset: https://metaset.io/
In terms of legibility, aesthetic balance, and not being over-engineered, I haven’t found anything better than M+ 1: https://macwright.com/2014/07/09/mplus.html
My favorite is always missing: https://macwright.com/2014/07/09/mplus.html
I made Metaset (https://metaset.io) to quickly do visual analysis on data sets. Started from my own needs for a project that spit out large CSV files. Excel or Tableau were too cumbersome and I didn't bother doing pandas and matplotlib.
Later I found someone with a similar need but for Postgres databases. It's been pulling in a decent side income.
I am embarrassed by the amateur UI. There is so much I want to do around "smart" visualization, but haven't had time.
https://metaset.io is a macOS app to quickly visualize CSV, Postgres, or SQLite data with charts.
Should be San Francisco.
Is there anything similar for Go?
It is often argued that the Prophet's inadequate actions would form part of a teachable moment. So in this case, it shows the importance of making promises you can keep, having failsafe measures etc., that Bilal could have done.
Not sure if that's one of the traditional opinions in this case, but seems plausible. See here: http://ilookilisten.wordpress.com/2011/10/13/when-a-prayer-g...
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Also, there is no mention that the Prophet himself had not woken up for the pre-dawn prayers. But that could be a stretch.