brunostasse.bsky.social
Creator of Silk • silkhq.co • Making on the web what the web can't do • EU/France 🇪🇺
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Love to hear that!
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That'd be nice indeed :)
Maybe @jensimmons.bsky.social or @saron.bsky.social can answer your question.
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Oh, and someone shared a screenshot of a very common issue here: x.com/jaytel__/sta...
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There some (limited) info here and a few screenshots, but they don't quite show how bad it is: bsky.app/profile/jens...
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Thing is Apple has not made public any information about that new UI, and the beta agreement forbids the sharing of non-public information, so I'm not sure what I'm allowed to share 😅
The implementation is different from that of iOS 15, so the issues are also a bit different.
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I’ll be sending feedback to Apple on a number of issues with the new UI, and I’d encourage anyone testing the beta to do the same. With enough input, hopefully it won’t ship in its current form.
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It is possible, but Silk doesn't yet provide tools to position an element above the keyboard and keep it there, so you'll have to do this yourself using the visualViewport API. It can be a bit tricky, so this is definitely something I want to cover in the near future.
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Very excited for this. Last time I checked you couldn't pass a function definition (i.e. not a function call, but a function that you can call later with params from another context) to a custom prop. Any chance this has changed?
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The advanced examples made available after purchase of a commercial license have also been updated and can be downloaded here: app.lemonsqueezy.com/my-orders
Send me a email if you struggle to find them.
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The basic examples now live in the main Silk repo, where you can also report issues, request features and have discussions.
Check them out: github.com/silk-hq/silk
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Yeah that's the idea with this API: animate automatically from one view to another in the most natural way by default, which is a translate/scale when the elements remain the same but change place/size.
It's very powerful and well designed I think.
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Great! My pleasure :)
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As long as you're updating with JS you should be able to hook up a view transition and get the translate I think.
I haven't played much with the API yet either, but I'm pretty sure that's one thing it was designed for :)
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Basically you'd wrap the JS which updates your DOM in a startViewTransition() call, and... I think that's it for a simple translate animation. You can then customize the easing using the appropriate CSS pseudo-elements.
@bram.us has a demo with grid here: www.bram.us/2023/05/09/r...
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Sounds like something View Transitions could handle well?
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Thanks Andy!
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That's good to know!
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Glad you like it! Took some time to design the API :)
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Some maths with the rgb values 😁
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Haha I hope you do find a nail. Many use cases :) Thank you!
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You mean Silk as a whole, right? It's built upon CSS scroll-snap and WAAPI among other things :)
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Yeah definitely. I want the React version to cover a few things and be stable first, but then I'll get to other frameworks and web components (possibly only use web components for all of them)
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Glad you like it! :)
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Thanks! Would love to activate it for Chrome on Android too, but I found that it degraded the perf pretty badly, especially on low-end devices.
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Works with any color (for both the backdrop and the original theme-color), and with stacked backdrops. Only in Safari for now, as perf deteriorates in other browsers.
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Try it out here: silkhq.co
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Nice! Let me know if you need help with anything :)
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The web can do that ;)
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Haha glad to hear that. Thanks a lot :) Let me know if you try it out and run into issues!
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Is it a positive hnnnnngggg? :)