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Finally happy with the source list. Repository icons: blue icon has a remote repository, grey icon is local only. Status indicator: left is local changes, right is remote changes.
over 1 year ago
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Prathyush Pramod
Wow, those 16 pixies are delicious !
over 1 year ago
Very nice all over
over 1 year ago
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Mike Bernardo
Love the repository icon and the overall feel. Did you consider creating a different icon for remote repositories instead of using color? A color difference like blue/gray implies online/offline to me.
over 1 year ago
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Johan Bakken
It looks like something I would love to use.
over 1 year ago
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Drew Wilson
I will be the first human to buy this!!!
Please keep us updated on the progress :)
Is it in development? or is it still just PSD designs?
over 1 year ago
Nice to see some Mac OS work!
Also I agree with Mike Bernardo regarding the choice of colors.
over 1 year ago
@Mike: actually that is what they mean. They greyed one dont have an online/remote repository while the blue ones do.
over 1 year ago
I want this so hard.
over 1 year ago
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Justin Palmer
This is really shaping up! I hope it's is in actual development. There is a nice Git Objective-C framework, albeit not 100% complete, found here http://github.com/geoffgarside/Git.framework.
over 1 year ago
Lovely work, but I do agree with Mike regarding the use of color to differentiate local/remote repositories as opposed to online/offline.
over 1 year ago
@Taylor... Let me know if I'm misunderstanding you all, but just to clarify: This is for Git so both the blue and grey icons represent repos locally, but the blue ones show that there is a remote(online) repo tied to it.
over 1 year ago
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Mike Bernardo
@Eddie (Disclaimer: I haven't used Git too extensively, so I may be misunderstanding a fundamental concept here.) The point I was originally trying to make is that a color-only change like blue <-> gray traditionally implies a state transition (from offline/online, or connected/disconnected, etc..), whereas it seems like you're intending for color to differentiate two different *classes* of repositories: Those that are tied to remote repos and those that aren't. (Can online repositories turn into local-only or vice versa?) This is a minor nit, but having different icons to represent the different *types* of repositories may clarify the experience a bit for Git newcomers. <shuts up and goes off to read more about Git>
over 1 year ago
Ah ok I get what you mean. I definitely want to keep the icon the same as a repo is a repo, it just either has a remote or it doesnt so i dont know if i should go beyond a color change but maybe something other than grey if i end up needing more states. Thanks for the critique, I'll pass this post along to the client and get their thoughts.
over 1 year ago
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Justin Morris
Love, love, love this.
Just have a QQ about your process though; are you mocking up purely in PS or are you doing some stuff in Interface Builder, etc? Would love to know your method...
over 1 year ago
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ludwiczakpawel
man, i can't wait for this app! you can enter me on beta testers list :)
over 1 year ago
@Justin: right now it's all PS, but when we start to get into the interactions I'll probably move a little into xcode to work through some of the apps behaviors.
over 1 year ago
Nice work! Can't wait to try this out!
over 1 year ago
My mother likes this. Seriously. :)
over 1 year ago
wow,.. looks great,.. :)
over 1 year ago
Um, YES PLEASE! Can't wait to see it complete.
over 1 year ago
Please tell me this is a soon to be launched Git client
over 1 year ago
Oh wow, this looks beautiful. We're looking for a nice Git client at work, so you might be into some custom if this is said Git client ;)
over 1 year ago
I really like this interface!
over 1 year ago
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Brad Dielman
I'm with Free. When is this going to be released? The world needs a good Git client.
over 1 year ago