@flyosity It was such a joy and delight to use The stacking and how fluid it was 🤌
OriginalQuand les vieux d'iOS (comme moi) disent que les logiciels étaient mieux il y a 10-15 ans et plus, on est sérieux Voici Twitter pour iPad de 2010 https://x.com/luciascarlet/status/2112465626920878108?s=46
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@flyosity hell yeah, still nothing came close to Tweetbot though
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@flyosity sadly, most people know it to be true: https://x.com/joshpuckett/status/2090082022186512881
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@flyosity Screenshots don't do it justice tbh. You have to see the panels bounce around with the shadows, noisy backgrounds and embossed glossy buttons. I distinctly remember tweetie as being the first app that really offered something different on iPad and was truly a joy to use.
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@bilqisium the way you could pinch outward on the surface of a single tweet row to see user details and replies was incredible
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@flyosity they killed Tweetie for this. I still miss it to this day.
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@flyosity @luciascarlet yes , we need this back
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@flyosity The delicious generation
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@flyosity retvrn
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@flyosity An iPad app that seems excited you own an iPad. We've somehow made that a nostalgic concept.
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@flyosity Still remember the first time I pulled to refresh 👌
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@flyosity That was a fabulous UI. I miss that idiom so much.
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@flyosity @luciascarlet iOS hunks*
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@flyosity I’m usually not one for nostalgia but man this post got me
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@flyosity Before the SaaSification of software
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@flyosity Dude just bring it back, you have AI what are you waiting for. Beautiful tablet mode by the way, very refreshing UI
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@flyosity @luciascarlet I mean you only had to support a single screen size, single mode of interaction, etc. Also aesthetically that screenshot does look good, but it wouldn't surprise me if a good chunk of users found the information hierarchy confusing. Actions such as liking etc were hidden
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@flyosity Loren Brichter FTW. This sliding panel pattern should've caught on for iPad apps.
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@flyosity You’re cheating with the brichter example. Nothing else was that good back then! lol
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@flyosity Twitter for iPad now lol what a fucking joke
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@flyosity tweetbot shaped my relationship with apps
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@flyosity @saraaa7447 This is way more beautiful of a UI than the one letter slop we have nowadays :3
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@flyosity It's been hitting me a lot lately. Everything is so cluttered without any actual organization, everything is overdesigned but still so deeply fucking ugly. It's UGLY! It all looks like complete shit. And it all feels like absolute shit to use! I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
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@flyosity X app sucks as usual. Has a bug on my iPad Pro with attached magic keyboard. The trackpad scrolling up/down requires me to swipe left to right on the trackpad lol.
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@flyosity Tha bokeh background was the style back then! I write a Photoshop tutorial on that :)
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@flyosity the modern UI/UX designer strongly believes that they have to keep absurd levels of similarity accross different devices, otherwise stupid users would be too scared of something midly different and will avoid using it can't have anything good now, only "web but sligthly tweaked"
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@flyosity i mean the app on ipad is amazing till 2015 when they fucked it up
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@flyosity i ported it for bluesky :) https://panes.ezhik.jp/
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@flyosity Still couldn’t hold a candle to Tweetbot and Twitterific. Losing the third party iOS apps still hurts.
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@flyosity My iOS App MinuteTaker has used this paradigm since 2012. I built the stack controller myself back then without AI 🙃
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@flyosity I mean it looked a bit crowded but it's actually better than Twitter From today
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