kusha

Chrome on Android auto downloads PDFs.

Dev here: I've had the MBP w/ Touch Bar for about 3 months now.

* For 2 of those months, I did not know I could customize the touchbar and kept hitting siri. Kinda annoying.

* I thought I would hate not having a ESC key, turns out it's not so bad. I'm able to hit it precisely the only problem is that it doesn't have any feedback. If the on screen interaction is too subtle then you have no idea if you've hit it or not. Just a little vibrate would be great, like android capacitive buttons.

Overall I neither hate it nor like it. It's cool, I guess. I like being able to customize it and more finely control my music. TouchID great too not sure that counts as the touchbar. I don't /need it/ in my next machine nor will I seek it out.

Isn't this more like replaced instead of bypassed?

Just a small suggestion, clicking to see the difference on the demo images wasn't clear at first. Maybe you should use one of those sliders that they use for before/after images. I think that would be better UX.

Location: Dallas, TX

Remote: Preferably not

Willing to Relocate: Absolutely

Technologies: C#, Java, JavaScript, CSS/HTML, Sass, TypeScript, AngularJS, ASP.NET MVC, WebAPI, NodeJS, Git, Team Foundation Server (TFS), npm, Gulp

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vnGrGLXtvXVZ9E_Ih02o7cxj...

Email: Check top of resume please! or https://kusha.me/#/contact

Portfolio: https://kusha.me

I'm a full stack dev with over 2 years of experience.