@gtwilson The sad thing is that a single-page packed web app is basically just drop and run with anything that can serve static files. Just offload all the work to the client and it's suddenly easy.
But I have no decent on-phone dev environment for that. :\
// @nitinkhanna
@matigo I had a good discussion about that with some folks here a bit back that got noted down here: https://gitlab.com/jeremy-w/macchiato/issues/100
There's a cross-ref to a post in the thread if you want to read the discussion as well.
@gtwilson It's just amazing the barriers to making a small hunk of code actually easily usable by someone. Going from "works for me" to "hey this makes everyone's life easier" is a stupidly complicated step.
I do dev stuff professionally and it's still like "wtf all our tools are unusable trash once you hit the Web".
/@nitinkhanna
Was like, "Hey, maybe there's a way to share this invites thingy as a web app."
That's absurdly complicated to set up. Need to sort out Nginx config, then a way to bridge Python into something it can talk to with either FastCGI or uWSGI, and then I'd need a client key and to set up auth and and…
Then toss on top doing it all on the phone as an added complexity. Table-flipping good.
@kdfrawg An app is not a business plan. The App Store is not a marketing plan. And so on.
// @joanna
I can now find my unredeemed invites on my phone and easily copy the invite URL. Pythonista is pretty sweet.
@jws Ah, the limits are weird from a UI perspective, but you actually have five minutes to make a single fix-up edit: https://pnut.io/docs/resources/posts/lifecycle#put-posts-id
// @matigo @snrkl