Tw93 · Product engineer, open source creator, and writer, page 5

【2022-11-05】A simple tool for packaging web pages into lightweight Mac apps using Rust, built on Tauri. Currently supports WeChat Reading, Twitter, Yuque, RunCode, Witeboard, Flomo, Vercel, and more.

【2022-10-22】Before, Trendy Weekly was put on Github, which was not very easy to use. Taking advantage of the National Day holiday, I learned Astro and designed and developed a website for Trendy Weekly myself. It finally feels more comfortable. Sharing it with everyone.

【2022-09-09】MiaoYan is a native, local-first Markdown editor for macOS with plain-text folders, split preview, LaTeX, Mermaid, and keyboard-first workflows.

【2022-07-29】A recent sharing with the team, from the perspective of a front-end engineer, how to become a product development engineer.

【2022-07-09】Recently XRender turned 3 years old. I had played with gource and ffmpeg before, thinking I could use these two libraries to play the journey of her open source as a story.

【2022-07-01】Probably a sharing to the team in April this year, archived in the blog. Let's talk about how a domestic development engineer can survive and become stronger when the environment is bad.

【2022-06-25】Why do poor students have so much stationery? You'll understand after reading this. A quick share for the team bi-weekly meeting on June 16, 2022.

【2022-06-13】Recently I refined a macOS Markdown note application I made two years ago and released it for everyone to try.

【2021-07-09】So where exactly is WebStorm better? I spent an afternoon this weekend writing an article to "reverse the wheel of history" and introduce to everyone "How to use the latest genuine version of WebStorm?", "How to make WebStorm smooth and not laggy?", and "Where are the fragrant parts of WebStorm?".

【2021-06-09】On the second day of the Apple WWDC 2021 conference in early June 2021, the iOS 15 developer beta was released. As a software early adopter with OCD, I couldn't help but update it immediately.