If anyone knows how to get the attention of someone at Apple who won’t respond to an App Review request with a platitude that ignores the evidence right in front of them, I’d appreciate the connect.
Sincerely, the CPython iOS platform maintainer…
Github has clearly just rolled out a bunch of new UI rework - and it's very clear that they've been developed and tested by engineers that have a multi-gigabit network connection to the server in the building next door.
Know how I can tell? Almost every UI interaction that involves a page change now involves clicking a button, then a multi-second wait until *something* loads in the background… but with no UI feedback that anything is happening at all.
One of the most frustrating things about Open Source is that there's almost no way to know if someone is happily using the tools you build. I found out today that someone I know has been using Briefcase for an internal company tool... but I had no idea because there's no need for them to report or register their usage. The only reason I found out is because of weird edge case that caused a bug.
Oh my... Django#373 is being resolved?! /me checks the weather report in hell, and for any strange porcine reports from airport traffic control…
Nice work, Csirmaz Bendegúz!
This means there's only 1 remaining 3-digit issue in Django's tracker (#897, for a bi-directional admin interface for m2m fields)
