Our latest research project:
Muse explores how to bring the aesthetic of an artist's studioβpersonal, informal, flexible, multi-media, malleableβto a digital tool.
Ink & Switch is recruiting developers for three months to work on an upcoming local-first / automerge project. We're looking for a Swift developer and someone with experience in Rust/WASM to help us bring Automerge to new platforms.
Often, people ask how they can follow along with our work at Ink & Switch. We're beginning a newsletter to share more timely information than our essays. First issue to follow in a few days:
You can hear all about our work on "programmable ink" at
@Strangeloop_STL
this year when
@szymon_k
comes to share the results of a few years of very strange experiments.
@steveruizok
at
@inkandswitch
we have this concept of βstart of core [hours]β which is 9:00 SF, and we say βletβs meet at soc+2β - so I just have to remember that soc is 18:00 my time and no time zones have to be involved
We encourage anyone with an interest in databases to join HYTRADBOI, not least because regular lab collaborators
@martinkl
and
@geoffreylitt
will be there speaking.
Our team already has folk who know CRDTs inside and out. What we're looking for are domain experts who can help us make sure we build ergonomic Swift and Python support and finesse the details of our Rust implementation across platforms.
This is what we call an "industrialization project", so you'll be working with our team on improving Automerge support in real-world production contexts. This is a great opportunity to help bring local-first software out of the lab.
Building on our recent work on End User Programming,
@szymon_k
and
@wolkenmachine
are exploring a new kind of tool for thought on iPad. We're looking to add a skilled Swift developer to the team.
@ratkins
Yes, successful independent software vendors these days often have diverisified app portfolios and revenue sources. Examples such as Readdle (), Panic (), and Ulysses ()