reports from the firefox (nightly) micronation

Neat explorations! ❤️ the name 😄 Was digging into the code and wondering why you have an iOS wrapper? Are there limitations with web gestures in the provided browser? One of my side projects ages ago was to do with doing gestures on a webpage, so I’m interested in the stack 🥞

@Mariano Guerra Fantastic. An explicit goal was to make something with CSS that looks as different as possible in each (current/recent) browser. So far you're winning "most cursed" @Tak Tran Yes, there is one nasty limitation in WebKit — it only gives you events for the fingers or the pen, not both at once, and it doesn't give you much info from each of them. So our Swift wrapper forwards full-fidelity, low latency pencil (at 240hz) and touch (at 120hz), with all the fanciness (tilt angle, barrel roll, pressure, etc) across to the JS context. We've been using this technique since back in Crosscut/Inkling, and I recently rewrote the project to be much simpler (a single Swift file). Hoping to pull it out into its own repo and share it with a little write up. We'll see. Either way, it's great for iPad prototyping, and I encourage everyone to play around with it!

We've answered the question of how the podcast audio editing carries over to an academic conference talk

@Ivan Reese oh do post it if you pull it out as a library. That would be a great tool to play with. Otherwise I'll prob reverse engineer it from your repo 😅 Thanks for sharing the code!