Memmy is developing at a crazy fast rate - it’s leapfrogged Mlem in features and stability already imho.
I noticed that today as well.
Memmy is developing very nicely!
The only thing they need is a better app icon and I’ll be happy hahaha.
The app is SO GOOD but the icon looks like it was poorly cropped from a screenshot. Mlem is obviously going for somewhere between the apollo icon and Ivory icon and it makes the app just feel way more professional from the get-go
Yeah the icon is goofy but I can overlook it for the time being - I’d rather them focus on features and functionality and bring the fun stuff later (which seems to be how they’re approaching this)
Is there a way to see a list of your subscribed communities on Memmy yet? That’s the only feature missing compared to Mlem and Thunder for me.
from the main feed tap the star icon in the top left corner, that should open a list of your subscriptions
Sync for Lemmy is comin’
Thunder is good, extremely work in progress but what’s there is really confidence inspiring for the future. Next update is already bringing stuff I was wishing for.
Thunder is my upcomer choice and i use both it and jerboa as needed. Omcecthunder gets a thing for telling me what posts i have read at a glance i will most likely use thunder exclusively. Jerboa is good, but the thunder dev has really worked on screen reader accessibility and it shows. He has fixed quite a few of my accessibility bug reports already and the app is top notch
Thunder is spectacular and it’s still in alpha! Dev seems super nice. I’m still mostly using Jerboa, but Thunder will likely be my daily driver once it hits beta :) it’s just so slick!
Ooo, lift off is good too.
I wish one of these had notifications, no idea if that’s an API thing tho
It’s definitely possible. Memmy just got them on iOS, I think?
The swiping is such a great idea, i love it so much!
It’s awesome to see Lemmy getting lots of love, and choice in the mobile app space is great for everyone. But some part of me also kind of wishes that rather than spreading so much development effort out over so many mobile apps, that more developers would jump in and contribute to polishing up the official open source Lemmy mobile app, Jerboa. I can’t help but feel that it would be nice to see a focused effort somewhere in bringing that one in particular up to snuff, as a sort of “reference” app. And have a few others floating around out there just for some diversity and testing innovative ideas.
Maybe it’s already that way, I don’t know. It kind of feels like there’s a new Lemmy mobile app announced every couple of days.
Link to f-droid page for Jeroba: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.jerboa/
Similarly, Lemmur: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.krawieck.lemmur/
The Lemmur github says the project is abandoned.
Oops :)
Looks like liftoff is a fork of Lemmur and the development is continuing.
The glory of FOSS! :)
My understanding is that Lemmur does not work with current Lemmy instances. Could be wrong. Just my understanding. I did try it but could not figure out how to set it to Beehaw for example. Not sure.
Developers all have their pet frameworks they want to use. Why contribute to a Kotlin app when I can finally learn Dart and Flutter??
I really like Jerboa. I’m getting a server version vs. app version pop-up at launch and the odd crash when making a comment or saving a post, but I enjoy the UX a lot issues aside. The list view is 🤌
You’re seeing that toast about versions since backend version 0.18.0 switched away from using a websockets-based API to a REST API, and the Jerboa client app is (in a not-so-descriptive way) warning you that the backend you are connected to isn’t aligned with the app version in terms of what it expects of the backed. This should go away pretty soon as more servers update their backend version and the Jerboa app update hits more devices.
Cool, no prob. Thank you for explaining 👍 will be worth the wait.
I agree, somewhat, with your sentiment. However, the ‘best’ (I know that’s subjective) apps will arise from a number of factors. My gut tells me that volunteer devs will flock to the repositories where people are enjoying themselves the most.
Oh yeah for sure. It’s just a matter of time. Out of all of these options, some will just fade away (some already have within weeks of initial release), and some will remain and just continue to get better as the development community continues to get a better picture of where all of the action is, and starts to want to be a part of it.
Memmy is already great and there are multiple updates each day!
I’ve, also, heard that the lead dev of Mlem handed the code over to someone else and left the project…Seems to be in limbo right now.
The development never stalled and the app has already improved. You need to access a new TestFlight link. See their latest post: https://lemmy.ml/post/1550828
Thanks for pointing that out!
Its not out yet, but the Sync for Reddit dev is making Sync For Lemmy, so that should be worth checking out in the future.
I like https://wefwef.app/ for now .
Its a web appThanks for the recommendation, I really enjoy the experience using it. Both mlem and memmy were not really up there for me. wefwef makes Lemmy even more enjoyable.
I’ve been pretty surprised by this one as well as I hadn’t even heard of it until the other day. It pretty closely replicates the experience of using Apollo, at least at the base level, but just a web app which I actually like.
Just switched from Jerboa to Connect on Android.
I actually found connect to be a little more buggy than Jerboa
How do you collapse comments in Connect for Lemmy?
Tap and hold.
I wish I could change the default actions - many don’t make sense to me.
Hold down on a comment to collapse it.
I much prefer the tap to collapse with a nice smooth animation like Jerboa but I can compromise in the meantime.
Hi. Connect dev here. You can now collapse with a click under settings on 1.0.39!
Awesome, I really appreciate the change and all the work you’re doing!
https://wefwef.app is actually insane even though it’s a PWA. It’s really really good
Web based PWAs should not be underestimated in this space. Mastodon has a similarly awesome PWA in elk.
Because of the tech involved they seem to be able to develop faster while giving you pretty good performance.
As lemmy has a hard separation between its backend and front end, it’s be cool to see alterntive front ends become more integrated with the mainline deployment. That is, it’d be nice if in settings I could select from a range of front ends, even ones that are acknowledged as experimental third party front ends without any guarantees.
There’s no small card / compact mode though, right? That’s the only thing preventing me from using this as my main Lemmy app.
Are you able to sort comments? I can’t seem to see the option anywheres
for me, Jerboa is the most complete followed by Lift Off, third is Connect for lemmy.
I also cannot find some of the site features with wefwef.
Yeah this has not been implemented yet
There was this thread 3 days ago on [email protected] : https://beehaw.org/post/697402
Nice! Must have missed that one.
The information at https://beehaw.org/post/683217 is being kept up to date.
I’ve tried Connect and Jerboa for Android. Out of the two I prefer Jerboa.
Switched from Jerboa to Liftoff and I’m very happy with Liftoff so far. Liftoff feels very similar to the Reddit client Infinity for me. Only thing I don’t like is the color scheme. It’s confusing to make buttons you can click grey…
My main issue with Liftoff is that I can’t save images. That’s a huge deal breaker for me
Your relative link needs to be changed from /c/ to /m/
Oh, I wasn’t aware. Coming from lemmy, the correct relative link to a kbin instance would be /m/. But since the community lives in a lemmy instance, it is /c/. Apparently coming from kbin you need /m/ in both cases. I added a link for both now, thanks.
On Android I’m liking Thunder and Connect
I tried for way too long tonight to try and build memmy for Android to check it out. Couldn’t get it to run unfortunately. I’ll probably wait until there is a prebuilt apk to download
