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Gitonium

Have you ever needed to merge a long-living feature branch into the main repository? You may have been working on a new feature for a long time, and now it’s time to integrate it with the main branch. While you were off coding on your part, someone else may have changed some code in the same places as you, or perhaps they did some refactoring and removed a function that you had modified on your branch.

It could be even worse, too: you’re merging branches that other developers on the team have worked on. You must understand both sides of every conflict to solve this safely. You have to know who changed what, when, and why. Git knows, but it isn’t helping. Gitonium makes it easy.

The purpose of Gitonium is to give you complete situational awareness when merging code. You’ll step through the merge process, conflict by conflict, in a focused manner. Gitonium shows you the conflicting code and every Commit leading up to it on either side, starting from where the conflicting file diverged, letting you see who changed it, when, and why.

Gitonium saves you time, so you can merge your code and continue your day. You have more creative things to do, like actually building something. Be done with the administrative busywork and get back to making stuff.

Optimized for Apple Silicon and requiring macOS Ventura 13.1 or later.

Leksa

Leksa is a reading aid for dyslexics. Say goodbye to the struggles of reading and understanding tiny text. Take a photo of any text and watch as it is converted into a clear and easy-to-read format with enlarged letters. Read on low difficulty.

Leksa’s unique tracking feature allows you to pick up right where you left off, even after taking a break. And when your eyes get tired, let Leksa finish the reading for you. Leksa’s text-to-speech feature highlights words as they are spoken, making it easy to follow along.

As a parent of a child with dyslexia, I understand the daily challenges that come with reading. That’s why I created Leksa. My goal is to help make reading and understanding easier for my kid, and everyone else who has reading problems. Your feedback and support are greatly appreciated.