For the last few years, I've been building Live Music Archive for iOS (https://livemusicarchive.app), a player for the giant collection of free live music on archive.org because the other apps out there didn't provide the experience I wanted.
I love working on it and wish I could make a living on it, but the nature of the app means I can't pursue commercial gains from it. It's the only side project of mine that I actually use all the time and it has gained a small fanbase, but really, I'm building it for me.
I have long, curly hair and stopped using shampoo and conditioner many years ago. Similar to your experience of adjusting to no soap over the first month or so, I went through that with my hair. Eventually my hair oils normalized and now I only use shampoo/conditioner if I get grease in it or something else that water alone can't handle. The natural oils do a great job on their own controlling frizz.
This looks really nice! The class structure reminds me a lot of UIKit in iOS, which I really like. Having that layer of abstraction to build UI components for the web looks quite appealing. Nice job!
A fellow apple geek! (for me, the fruit and the computer)
I whole-heartedly agree on the Jazz apple! My current grocery store consistently has them in stock (which wasn't true of my prior one) so I'm a very happy camper.
Thanks for the Orange Pippin link. Going to check that out!
I've always wondered why at almost every event where large quantities of apples are given out, there's always Red Delicious. I see them and just keep moving on. Really interesting (and unfortunate) story of them.
I'm curious if there are any early generation Red Delicious apple trees left or if they've all become offspring of the selective breeding. I'd like to taste one.
A few years ago I started seeking out good-tasting apples and kept a spreadsheet to track my reviews. If you can get your hands on Jazz or Pacific Rose apples, they are amazing!
I love working on it and wish I could make a living on it, but the nature of the app means I can't pursue commercial gains from it. It's the only side project of mine that I actually use all the time and it has gained a small fanbase, but really, I'm building it for me.