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Introducing Legend Diff! Handles repos, PRs, and .diff with over 1M+ lines < 1/2 bounce 20 MB app 45 MB RAM Unified/split Syntax highlighting React Native macOS Open source If it's not the fastest app on your Mac, repost and reply for a full refund.

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Hassan Khan9 days ago

@frankcalise

Gabriel Moncha6 days ago

@pierrecomputer diffs have some serious competition now

Daniel Nguyen9 days ago

This guy ships!! 🙇‍♂️

VJ8 days ago

Does it support bitbucket PRs

Jay Meistrich8 days ago

Oh I don’t think so, but probably could. Feel free to PR if you like ✌️

Adnan6 days ago

Jay, the performance maestro 👏

Alex Hunt6 days ago

Congrats! Some serious performance sauce in there 😄

Adam9 days ago

@mitchellh half bounce mentioned

Colin Hunt6 days ago

Oh cool I’ve been waiting for this and then I missed it by 3 days

polymorpheus9 days ago

does it support non-alphabetic ordering? e.g., for hexagonal architecture folks, it's helpful to start in a specific order, outside-in, inside-out, etc. does it support filtering/hiding unit tests? ai writes a lot of them these days - not always useful to look at

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231,870 views • 1 month ago

Recorded my first walkthrough video for App Publishing via Manus 👉👈✨ You can now package and share your app for testing on Google Play Store and the Apple App store without setting up Xcode, Android Studio, or wrestling with build configurations. Supported platforms: • Android → Google Play (Internal Testing) • iOS → App Store (TestFlight) Ready to try it? Here's how 👇 ➡️Google Play: Prerequisites: Google Play Developer account ($25 one-time fee) Steps: 1. In Manus, click Publish → select the Android tab 2. Click Build APK — Manus packages your app in AAB format 3. Go to your Google Play Console and navigate to Internal testing 4. Click Create new release and upload the AAB file 5. Under Testers, add your email address (or create an email list for your team) 6. Copy the opt-in link 7. Open the link on your Android device, accept the invite, and install ➡️App Store: Prerequisites: • Apple Developer account ($99/year) • iPhone with TestFlight installed Steps: 1. In Manus, click Publish → select the iOS tab 2. Click Create app and follow the prompts to connect your Apple Developer account 3. Manus will package and upload your app to App Store Connect automatically 4. Wait for Apple to process your build 5. You'll receive an email from TestFlight when it's ready 6. Open the email on your iPhone, tap the link, and install via TestFlight 🔗 Full guide: Let me know what else you'd like to see next!

Recorded my first walkthrough video for App Publishing via Manus 👉👈✨ You can now package and share your app for testing on Google Play Store and the Apple App store without setting up Xcode, Android Studio, or wrestling with build configurations. Supported platforms: • Android → Google Play (Internal Testing) • iOS → App Store (TestFlight) Ready to try it? Here's how 👇 ➡️Google Play: Prerequisites: Google Play Developer account ($25 one-time fee) Steps: 1. In Manus, click Publish → select the Android tab 2. Click Build APK — Manus packages your app in AAB format 3. Go to your Google Play Console and navigate to Internal testing 4. Click Create new release and upload the AAB file 5. Under Testers, add your email address (or create an email list for your team) 6. Copy the opt-in link 7. Open the link on your Android device, accept the invite, and install ➡️App Store: Prerequisites: • Apple Developer account ($99/year) • iPhone with TestFlight installed Steps: 1. In Manus, click Publish → select the iOS tab 2. Click Create app and follow the prompts to connect your Apple Developer account 3. Manus will package and upload your app to App Store Connect automatically 4. Wait for Apple to process your build 5. You'll receive an email from TestFlight when it's ready 6. Open the email on your iPhone, tap the link, and install via TestFlight 🔗 Full guide: Let me know what else you'd like to see next!

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