chronos
a terminal-based speedrun timer using https://github.com/livesplit/livesplit-core (by DarkRTA)
Splitter
A speedrunning timer for macOS (by MichaelJBerk)
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chronos
Posts with mentions or reviews of chronos.
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Splitter
Posts with mentions or reviews of Splitter.
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iOS devs who tried out coding for macOS after 2020, what was your experience in inter-mixing SwiftUI, Catalyst and AppKit APIs?
I do use SwiftUI for the Welcome screen that shows on startup which I modeled after the one in Xcode. Sometime in the summer of 2020, on a whim, I had an idea to see what it would take to recreate Xcode's welcome screen in SwiftUI, and less than a day later, I had it complete, and I think it turned out pretty well. I was still supporting macOS Mojave at the time, which doesn't support SwiftUI, but I could just if #available it out without loosing much. Aside from a stray bug that broke it in some macOS update, I'm very satisfied with it. You can check it out on GitHub if you're interested.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing chronos and Splitter you can also consider the following projects:
zpl - 📐 Pushing the boundaries of simplicity
livesplit-core - livesplit-core is a library that provides a lot of functionality for creating a speedrun timer.
LiveSplitOne - A version of LiveSplit that works on a lot of platforms.
flitter - A Livesplit-inspired speedrunning split timer for Linux/macOS terminal. Supports global hotkeys.
AsyncTimer - AsyncTimer is a precision asynchronous timer. You can also use it as a countdown timer
mc-universal-in-game-timer - An open-source, cross-platform, in-game timer for Minecraft speedrunners
sc - Common libraries and data structures for C.
HGCircularSlider - A custom reusable circular / progress slider control for iOS application.