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For everyone new to Lemmy, how are you finding the experience?
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this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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The web is okay, kind of, but the mobile apps (what I mainly use to browse this stuff) are sorely lacking, especially on iOS.
I decided to write my own client (mostly for myself) and so far the API seems very straightforward. Might eventually publish it to the stores, if its mature enough.
It's heavily based on Apollo (in case it wasn't obvious). One might even call it a rip-off ๐
What I'd really like to work on after the basic navigation is done is discoverability. I think the platform really needs some improvement there.
Oh fuck yeah. Iโve been wanting to learn Swift maybe now is my time