sengi_app

bisonrimant, 2 months ago to art French

Elephant eared shrew
#sculpture #art #woodcarving #woodworking

Another point of view
Another point of view
Another point of view

sengi_app, 2 months ago to mastodon

Hello all, I'm trying something new to get a better vision of #Sengi users, what you like in the app, what you don't like and miss.

(yes, it's a survey 😶)

You can find it here: https://forms.gle/QbVhVQDnuShfvhUB9

Since it's the first time I'm doing this exercise, don't hesitate to give me any feedback about the process by itself!

Also, boosting for visibility will be highly appreciated. 🙂

#mastodon #pleroma #app #fediverse

shollyethan, 2 months ago to random

Today I'm launching a project I've been working on for several months - a browsable directory of self-hosted software:

https://selfh.st/blog/introducing-selfhst-apps/

It's a supplemental tool to Awesome-Selfhosted and meant to be an alternate view focused on details that I personally find more relevant. And more importantly - it'll always be up-to-date as it's built on the dataset I use to monitor updates and releases for This Week in Self-hosted.

Feel free to reach out with feedback!

apps, 9 months ago (edited 9 months ago) to bluesky

An iOS app is being tested with #SkyBridge that allows the use of Mastodon apps with #BlueSky

What do you think if we contribute so #Fedilab can also benefit from this bridge?

https://github.com/videah/SkyBridge

mikey, 9 months ago to fediverse

Day 2 of more #PeerTube app design for my upcoming app called "PeerTuber".

Progress:

• I'm hitting the public APIs returning data from a single instance

• Coming up with a base design so I can work around it during development. The app will have multiple themes.

I've been focused on the home feed "look" over the last day but now I'm going to dive more into functionality and the other tabs such as Discover and Library.

#fediverse #ios #android #programming

DYKAnimalFacts, 11 months ago to random

The Rhynchocyon petersi or Black and Rufous Elephant Shrew or Sengi, also referred to The Zanj Elephant Shrew, is only found in Africa–specifically, Kenya and Tanzania. These cute little animals, aren’t actually shrews, but more closely-related to elephants, sea cows and even aardvarks! They are also elusive and rare. However, their population increased to approximately 15,000 to 24,000 over the years, which is great to hear!