emilk
@ernerfeldt.bsky.social
Rust coder, creator of egui.rs, CTO of Rerun.io
SVG support has been greatly improved. We now have pixel-perfect scalable vector graphics. Yay :)
On a related note, the next Rerun release switches all its icons to SVGs ;)
On a related note, the next Rerun release switches all its icons to SVGs ;)
July 10, 2025 at 3:31 PM
SVG support has been greatly improved. We now have pixel-perfect scalable vector graphics. Yay :)
On a related note, the next Rerun release switches all its icons to SVGs ;)
On a related note, the next Rerun release switches all its icons to SVGs ;)
Introducing egui 0.30!
This adds `egui::Scene`: a pannable, zoomable container for other UI elements.
This release also makes frames and corner radius more in line with how CSS and Figma works.
We’ve also improved the crispness of the rendering, and a lot more!
This adds `egui::Scene`: a pannable, zoomable container for other UI elements.
This release also makes frames and corner radius more in line with how CSS and Figma works.
We’ve also improved the crispness of the rendering, and a lot more!
February 4, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Introducing egui 0.30!
This adds `egui::Scene`: a pannable, zoomable container for other UI elements.
This release also makes frames and corner radius more in line with how CSS and Figma works.
We’ve also improved the crispness of the rendering, and a lot more!
This adds `egui::Scene`: a pannable, zoomable container for other UI elements.
This release also makes frames and corner radius more in line with how CSS and Figma works.
We’ve also improved the crispness of the rendering, and a lot more!
The next egui release adds `egui::Scene`, that lets you pan and zoom any contents. I think this will be really useful for things like node graphs!
February 4, 2025 at 2:46 PM
The next egui release adds `egui::Scene`, that lets you pan and zoom any contents. I think this will be really useful for things like node graphs!
We implemented undo in @rerun.io by storing the viewer state in the same type of in-memory database we use for the recorded data. Have a look (sound on!)
December 2, 2024 at 3:51 PM
We implemented undo in @rerun.io by storing the viewer state in the same type of in-memory database we use for the recorded data. Have a look (sound on!)
That was supposed to be an animated GIF - I guess bluesky doesn't support such modern tech O.o
Let's try an .mp4 instead
Let's try an .mp4 instead
October 20, 2024 at 6:12 PM
That was supposed to be an animated GIF - I guess bluesky doesn't support such modern tech O.o
Let's try an .mp4 instead
Let's try an .mp4 instead