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Do you know how to detect when a user goes idle in your app? ?????????????? ????????: someone is using your app, then suddenly they stop. Maybe they've walked away or got distracted. How do you catch that moment? ????????'?? ???????? ?????? ?????? ????: ? Keep an eye on mouse movement using ?????????????????? events. ? Listen for keyboard activity with ?????????????? events. ? Set a timer to decide when "idle" starts using ????????????????????. ?????? ???? ?????? ???????? ???? ???? ????????????: ? Track scrolling behavior with the ???????????? event. ? Detect window focus changes using ????????????????????????????????. ? Notice touch inactivity with ???????????????????? and ????????????????. Here’s a simple React hook to make it happen:

Submitting an app to the App Store can feel like a daunting task, with countless boxes to check. ?? But don't worry, we've got you covered! Our ultimate checklist breaks down the entire process into simple, actionable steps.

One of the best things of having a programable keyboard is that you can create a shortcut layer like this one. With a single click, in this layer, I can go directly to any app. For example if a press T, I open the terminal. With B, browser, C for Calendar, and so on.

Interested in using secret variables with Numerous? ?? Follow the steps below: 1)?????Use your secrets 2)?????Define the values 3)?????Push the app 4)?????See the result! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e9Zhv2QS

Now that you have built your app and site here is a quick tutorial to show you how to make changes.

How to NOT build an API: ? Have a public and partner API but mix docs and endpoints ? Hamstring your public API so users create an undocumented API guide ? Force users to download your app to get an API key ?? These sins and more, in our latest blog: https://hubs.li/Q02StTlX0

Below is the Notes App which was created.

Softr action buttons let you add interactivity to your internal apps. My favorite is the recently-released Call API action, which lets you make calls to external services like Zapier or Make. The other one I especially love is the one-click update. Want to mark an invoice as paid, timestamp it, and log your user id? This can all be done in a single click. What are your favorite actions?

If you have too many accumulated tasks, I suggest this from my own experience : - Write down all tasks you want and have to do in a notebook or App. - Start with the most important task and remember to check it. - At the end of the day rewrite the non-done tasks in a smaller, more specific way that you can do it easily next day. If you have suggestions please add a comment.