I've been avoiding this too– I remember when he was just announcing the launch of his blog on Dribbble. I never thought we'd get here.

While I do believe he's well intentioned (every craft should have its' critics)– like Cap I believe he's misinformed. He clearly cares a lot about visual, illustrative, and graphic design (which is great).

In the last few years we've had massive paradigm shifts in those crafts and I think those things are worth discussing. But– I don't believe his blog is a thoughtful exploration of that. It just looks like frustration coming from seeing a craft he cares about change rapidly in a direction he doesn't like. Some people find this interesting. I do not.

His blog to me is nothing more than him swimming against the tide of a continuous evolution. I hate reading his posts– but I also do believe he has every right to keep blogging despite what I think of his critique. If you don't like his posts, ignore them. If you do...¯_(ツ)_/¯

It's optional, and off by default for existing users. Not changing our beliefs here, your money is yours. :) Just opening the option up to people who want it (and there are many).

We launched version 2.10 of Square Cash on Monday featuring some updated styles and our new Cash Drawer feature. Check it out, would love to hear what everyone thinks!

I definitely built it around how I use it (meaning I rarely ever change colors and brightness-- daily I only switch them on and off unless I'm feeling festive). I get that that's probably counterintuitive to what Hue actually is though ;).

As for your questions: - I can understand that. - You can't save your own colors now, the SDK recently added Scene support so that'll come soon. - You can use the same lights into different groups.

Thanks for the feedback!

This is gorgeous.

This is great.

Definitely looking into it!

Hi all, Aaron here! Feel free to let me know here if you have any issues or comments about Chroma.

Awesome.

Interesting-- didn't see that pop up or I wouldn't have posted it. Sorry!