Building Lucerne, a Twitter experience tailored to me | thesephist.com
Over the last week, I’ve been working on Lucerne, a Twitter “reader” app built to fit my personal needs from Twitter. It’s been an interesting exercise in building a tool around workflows, so I wanted to tell you the story of how the design came to be, and what I’ve noticed using Lucerne for my daily escapades into the Twittersphere.
Over the last week, I've been working on Lucerne , a Twitter "reader" app built to fit my personal needs from Twitter. It's been an interesting exercise in building a tool around workflows , so I wanted to tell you the story of how the design came to be, and what I've noticed using Lucerne for my daily escapades into the Twittersphere. Like many of my personal tools, Lucerne is built with my Ink programming language on the backend and my Torus UI library on the frontend. It's made just for me at the moment, but given the interest I've gotten about Lucerne online, I might make a version open fo
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