Great stuff, looks fantastic! Congrats and good luck on the launch!! Everyone here is asking about SwiftUI :) I want to know what your backend looks like if you have the chance..
- What DB are you using? (more than one? or just the one?)
- Did you build an API layer - what did ya use - how was the experience?
- Where are you storing uploaded assets?
- Where is your backend (API, DB) deployed - do you use any tools to manage that?
Fixed, thanks didn't know it def had to be mine. I guess it makes sense - otherwise everything would be Show HN.
For painting I think in this demo you can only use the dropdown near the load icon to upload an image that will be used as a texture. But haven't played with it enough to know if there are other ways.
Really awesome project! The walkthrough was extremely well put together. This should be used for software architecture presentations and webinars - really helps showcase how everything fits together while minimising the overload of information. Well done! For projects, like any documentation, the only problem with anything like this is how much effort does it take for the diagram to stay up-to-date and relevant in a project with ongoing development.
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