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✨ Refactor Welcome UI to adapt to that of Xcode 15 #1371
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I've got my superhero cape on and I'm ready to tackle this issue 🤣. (I'll try) |
@activcoding I already have a start on this (which I was working on before the settings search PR), how far along are you? Don't want to duplicate work! |
Hey @luah5, I haven't even started yet. If you've already started doing this, @austincondiff can assign you to this issue. FYI Austin told me that the blur effect wasn't the default material and I implemented a somewhat custom blur effect once. If you don't get the effect right, please let me know and I'll try my best. Long story short: you are absolutely right, we must not do double work. wish you the best |
@luah5 thanks for starting on this but I’d rather have you finish up your Settings search PR. It sounds like @activcoding has some ideas around that custom material. I’d like to see what he can come up with if that is okay. |
Description
Apple has recently released Xcode 15 which has a new Welcome window design. We should refactor our own welcome window UI to adopt this new design.
Additional Context
Notable changes:
Screenshots
New Xcode Welcome screen
Old Xcode Welcome screen
Current CodeEdit Welcome screen
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