Craig Hockenberry

https://mastodon.social/@chockenberry

TOOTILY AWESOME

Blog: https://furbo.org/
Work: https://iconfactory.com
Apps: https://apps.iconfactory.com
Code: https://chockenberry.github.io

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2025-09-17 19:38:49 UTC

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Continuing from the other day where I talked about the Liquid Glass updates for Wallaroo and Triode...
Tot was the hardest to get right, and not because of what you might think.
The issue was the keyboard - an essential interface element for an app that works with text.
There were two separate problems: a see-thru keyboard with text underneath looks terrible, and the keyboard input views were all kinds of broken.
The broken bits are documented here: https://github.com/chockenberry/KeyboardAvoider
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2025-09-15 21:48:13 UTC

The app I use the most also got a significant update thanks to the new accessory view on tab bars.
A much better implementation than the one I had previously implemented on my own. It’s also clear that this system component needs the most work: both for readability and customization.
Liquid Glass also gave us the opportunity to clean up the player view, reducing the number of custom controls and making things more accessible.
More info and FREE download at https://triode.app
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2024-06-10 18:25:06 UTC

Prediction: Apple Intelligence is going to roll out like Apple TV+ - free until it's actually useful, then rolled into Apple One, et. al.