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critique is a beautiful terminal-oriented user interface tool for reviewing git diffs that makes inspecting source control changes more intuitive and readable directly from the command line. The tool provides a styled, split-view diff layout with syntax highlighting and word-level diffing, which gives developers clear insight into what has changed in each file beyond simple line additions or deletions. It supports viewing diff ranges across commits, staged versus unstaged changes, and even comparisons between branches, turning the diff output into a more interactive, readable experience than traditional git diff. Critique is built with a terminal UI foundation and can also generate a web preview of diffs by converting ANSI escape codes into styled HTML, which can be shared temporarily via a cloud worker for collaborative review.

13 different pickers, for Sketch, Photoshop, Chrome and many more. Make your own, use the building block components to make your own. Color controls what color is active on the color picker. You can use this to initialize the color picker with a particular color, or to keep it in sync with the state of a parent component. Pass a function to call every time the color is changed. Use this to store the color in the state of a parent component or to make other transformations. Pass a function to call once a color change is complete. ...

...I wanted to create an easily expandable tool for the GUI, that will automatically know how to display the various objects for editing. The goal was to make each object "know" how it should be displayed and changed, so that a simple GUI tool can display complex objects, and new objects can be created without having to spend time creating the "widgets" for them. The basic requirements was: - The "GuiObjects" don't know which graphical toolkit (e.g. gtk) will be used to display them. - The objects can be displayed without knowledge of what exactly they are...