hoover900

Been flopping back forth between Zed and the command line. If on a fresh computer and using GitHub, I like GH to quickly setup my git configs.

“Until you’re ninety”

•	What do you like most about BookWyrm? Which features do you use most frequently?

Don’t use it because it looks dated, like a 1995 website as it’s well lacking an app that conforms to the OS’s UI/UX

•	Are there any features or interactions that you find frustrating or unintuitive?

It takes more than one click to add a book to my default list

•	What features do you think are missing or could be improved?

Adding books I’ve read with a single press

•	How do you feel about the interface (design, readability, navigation)?

Feels extremely dated

•	Do you mainly use BookWyrm on a mobile device or on a computer? And why?

**Mobile because it makes scanning barcodes easier. **

•	Do you also use other platforms (e.g., Goodreads, StoryGraph, LibraryThing)? If yes, what makes you prefer one over the other?

Goodreads, has an app, doesn’t feel dated, larger library of books.

This is dope man. What all did you use to make it?

just got the app and checked it out. the UI/UX feels like it’s three years old. I really want to know what they did to warrant two years of development time and why the focus is on mobile and not say Apple TV boxes or Smart TVs

“Last time on Dragonball Z!”

this is dope man. thanks for taking the time to make this.

for GUI I’m a fan of VS Code with the Git Graph extension. a not so much GUI solution would be setting up Starship. it gives the user visual feedback on what branch and if there changes to the repo along with a bunch of other fun stuff. since you’re on MacOS it’s super easy to install with Homebrew