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That would be awesome. Do you have any Git links to track progress? Thanks!
Yes please! even though jebora is nice. i would still prefere to swipe through the fediverse and customize the experience again
https://github.com/bqv/slide
was a bit apprehensive about sharing it, its really hard to describe how much of a challenge this codebase is. I'm constantly juggling refactoring for maintainability against just "getting something that works", but if you're interested, there you go