
It was my first proper game for iOS, and it presented several new challenges. It is a version of the (at the time) popular 2048 puzzle game, but on an hexagonal board instead of a 4x4 matrix. X2048 is a puzzle game for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch that I developed around 2012. Occasionally I still release updates to fix bugs when required. Overall it makes available most of the basic features through the UI, and it still works well. Development stagnated after I started working full-time, and I never had the time to go over it again and do the improvements I want.

That week the project popularity exploded: several GBs of traffic were observed in its homepage, and it was featured on GitHub trending repositories.Īfter that, and over time, several other people contributed to the project, and it evolved gracefully for a couple of years. I decided that making one for Homebrew (a package manager for macOS) would be a good opportunity to learn more about Cocoaĭevelopment, and I had a lot of fun making it.Īfter a couple of bloggers mentioned Cakebrew in their work, it showed up on Hacker News, where it aggregated over 300 points. Graphical user interfaces for package managers already existed for several Linux distros, but I realized there were none for Mac.

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I have also made part of its source available under the LGPL license as the Ke圜ommandKit library, allowing the entire UIKe圜ommand customization feature to be implemented by any App. The list of used packages is listed in the Acknowledgements page of the Settings section.
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It makes use of some free software packages, without which it Kodex wouldn't be possible. Kodex development has been very educational and fun.
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Kodex has several features I couldn't find in other code editors available for iPad. I couldn't find a code editor for iOS that fit my needs and desires, especially regarding multi-caret edititng, so I decided to write my own. Where you'd get prettier results and info regarding popularity: cobalt: stable 0.17.I have always wanted to replace my notebook with a tablet for most of my daily tasks. Which will be instant, rather than waiting for ages for for cask in $(brew search '') do brew info $cask echo "\n\n" done Zterm.rb: desc "Terminal emulation program" Zprint.rb: desc "Library to reformat Clojure and Clojurescript source code and s-expressions" Zotero.rb: desc "Collect, organize, cite, and share research sources" This will get you a list lite this: zotero.rb:cask "zotero" do

If you're not interested in installation stats, which you could get by using brew search answers above, you could simply go with: grep -e '\(version\|cask\|creator\|desc\|homepage\) ' /usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Taps/homebrew/homebrew-cask/Casks/*.rb The second group will be => Casksįor example, if you are looking for Beaver DB browser, you can type either: brew search Beaverĭbeaver-enterprise dbeaver-enterprise swiftybeaver swiftybeaverġpassword-beta dynamodb-local mongodb-compass-readonlyĪctual-odbc-pack dynamodb-local mongodbpreferencepaneĪctual-odbc-pack exist-db mongodbpreferencepaneĪpache-couchdb exist-db navicat-for-mariadbĪpache-couchdb flvcd-bigrats navicat-for-mariadbĪrq-cloud-backup flvcd-bigrats nosql-workbench-for-amazon-dynamodbĪrq-cloud-backup gcollazo-mongodb nosql-workbench-for-amazon-dynamodbĭb-browser-for-sqlite gcollazo-mongodb nosqlbooster-for-mongodbĭb-browser-for-sqlite handbrake nosqlbooster-for-mongodbĭbeaver-community ✔ handbrake-nightly omnidbĭbeaver-enterprise handbrakebatch rekordboxĭbkoda mongodb-compass sql-power-architect-jdbcĭbngin mongodb-compass thingsmacsandboxhelperĭbngin mongodb-compass-beta thingsmacsandboxhelperĭbschema mongodb-compass-community thunderbird-betaĭbschema mongodb-compass-community wireshark-chmodbpfĭbvisualizer mongodb-compass-isolated-edition wireshark-chmodbpfĭbvisualizer mongodb-compass-isolated-edition The first group will be installable => Formulae, if any. You, of course, can grep the result., but more practical is to list some subset of the installable casks using search command:
