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I wish all these reddit app devs could develop lemmy apps. The options available are ok, but I'd love to see more.
I read elsewhere that the r/rust community it looking into both moving to Lemmy, and dipping into the code to make it better, since it's coded in Rust.
Options as in plural? Is there more than just jerboa?
Lemmur isn't in development anymore and that's the only 2 I could find
For iOS there’s Mlem, which seems pretty alright—using it right now. Not sure about Android, or if there are any other iOS options.
There's also Memmy. They just released their first version through TestFlight. I haven't tested it yet.
Ideally something like Infinity for Reddit could be adapted to point to and API translation layer presented by tafkars without too much effort. But it's still early days on tafkars nor do I know how the instance choice and oauth flow would work since I haven't delved into the code.
I would love that too, but for that Lemmy would have to be more stable too. It's such a disaster right now 😭