I’m not a cake lover, but I’m upvoting this because this food is really well put together and actually looks good!

Chicken salt is delicious but not traditionally on fish and chips.

I’d say the chips look a little dry though. Like oven chips but I could be wrong.

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I sure I’ve seen talk of 'one handed ui’s at some point. Like all the buttons on the right for right handers that can only reach with their thumb, then invert this for lefties.

It just seems like a sensible UI option and I have no idea why I don’t see it around.

Jeez man just ignore that one guy. Who cares what he thinks?

Has anyone on android gone to this and can confirm all these different feeds still work?

Thanks for the great work!

Just a question so I don’t refresh the play store every 5 mins. How long does it typically take to go from a GitHub release to play store?

Looking forward to this dropping on the play store. I’ve been finding myself tempted to click on that little red robot(?) icon today 😔

Okay.

But the UI scrolling shouldnt be affected by the server being hit by many requests imo. The only way I could see an impact is if the UI waits for something to load before allowing it to be scrolled in to view - but I’m no front end (app) dev. I did work on a content serving project as a full stack though, except that was a few years ago and browser based and only vanilla js and html on the front end. Still, scrolling issues were not impacted by content serving latency as it was easy to plug dummy tiles in until the server gave its content.

The hotdog analogy doesn’t make sense to me as that would be a Lemmy instance (all content serving server) latency issue, not a jerboah app UI component issue?

Spreading out over multiple instances is one option to reduce content serving latency, but it would also be interesting to see if a single instance can be distributed over multiple servers - I’m not sure of the lemmy capabilities at the moment though.

Oh that’s a great idea!

Why would the instance affect the app’s scrolling? Not saying it wouldn’t, just not sure how it would.