
Computer Engineer, UMN24. WWDC2020 Scholar. Building @CodeEditApp. Blog at https://xitter.cf/t.co/nXqHyQHpZn #BlackLivesMatter
Minneapolis, MN
Joined June 2020
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“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery and today is a gift. That is why it is called the present.”
- Master Oogway
Cancelled my @discord Nitro and Server Boost subscriptions over this. I had subscribed for over three years, and my little trust in Discord's ability to protect or respect my privacy has gone out the window.
Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month theverge.com/tech/875309/dis…
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what golden state basketball fans see before being eliminated from the playoffs
Any Swift devs know if it's possible to make glass effects *not* have the disabled state? I'd like to keep a glass element the same color when the window is backgrounded but there's (ofc) not an API for it.
Finished my Swift CBOR library! v1 is tagged and ready to use on any platform Swift supports. Really excited to start using it in my own apps, I’m hoping it’ll be handy for working with ATProto stuff as well!
github.com/thecoolwinter/CBO…
Performance is significantly better than any other Swift implementation I could find, with support for UUIDs, half precision floats, and flexible date en/decoding. Pretty good test suite and fuzz tested for reliability.
I’m especially proud of these two updates. Our text view is basically where I imagined it would be a few years ago when I set out to re-implement NSTextView from scratch for a code editor
Replying to @CodeEditApp
We've implemented performance improvements in our open-source Swift text view that reduces CPU time by up to 87% on each keystroke. The whole editor should feel more snappy!
github.com/CodeEditApp/CodeE…
Our text view is also now completely compatible with all macOS A11Y APIs!
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Announcing our latest release v0.3.6!🎉
This version packs in new features that continue to bring CodeEdit up to speed for use as a daily driver editor. Terminal task output, invisible characters, editor restoration, external file changes, and more!
Read on! ⬇️
This one is huge for getting 'real work' done in CodeEdit. Combine it with the recent changes to restore your location in an editor, it means CodeEdit is nearing where I'd like it to be for a plain text editor.
On to language server support!
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In the next version of CodeEdit...
Editors reflect external file changes! If your file is modified by another program on your machine, CodeEdit will intelligently reload any open editors to show you the most up-to-date version of that file.
Khan Winter retweeted
In the next version of CodeEdit...
CodeEdit remembers your cursors, undo stack, selections, and file positions when switching editors, even across sessions. Close your workspace and pick up exactly where you left off next time.
Bro hasn’t heard of uBlock
Not having YouTube Premium is a self own. Hours of ads is worth more than $12/month to you? Ouch.
I’m excited to introduce an idea that’s been floating in my head: PayMe
PayMe is invoicing software for creators and professionals, with just a 1% fee.
Photographer invoicing for a shoot? You could save >2% of your income using PayMe over QuickBooks!
usepayme.app
To add salt in the wound, for that price you get software that’s terrible for just charging a client for services delivered. They obfuscate where your money is, if the invoice email was sent, and how much you have to payout.
PayMe fixes that with transparent, clean, software.
Nearly 100 merged pull requests since the last version. Tons of stability and performance improvements, and still a few key ones on the way in the next few weeks!
Announcing our latest release v0.3.5!🎉
This release contains massive editor upgrades with a new minimap, code folding gutter, refactor guide, and new find and replace options. You can also paste to create files, hide the interface, and much more!
codeedit.app/whats-new#v0.3.…
Super excited to see these components released, ping us if you use them in your app!
We're excited to announce two new Swift packages! WelcomeWindow and AboutWindow.
These packages are core components from CodeEdit that have been split into standalone packages. We hope they help raise the bar for native Swift apps.
Read on to learn more!
codeedit.app/blog/2025/07/ne…








