Manage the npm dependencies for your project! You can visually see which dependencies are outdated and update them with one click.

Or you can update a dependency to a specific version.

You can also easily open the GitHub or npm page for a dependency.

p.s this tab won't be visible by default, so you can click on the "..." menu, click on "Dependencies" and pin it as a tab if you want to access it quickly.

The Sizzy Photo Studio has learned some new tricks!

Now you can reduce the width/height of the canvas, make it rounded, and add a border! This can lead to some pretty dope effects when taking a screenshot or recording a video.

The "background" popup has also been revamped a little bit so it's more compact and there's more space for previewing your actual website.

You can check out the git status for all of your projects at a glance. If the icon is read, it means there are some unstaged changes or unpublished commits.

This is especially useful if you're switching between different computers and you want to make sure that all of your code for all of your projects is pushed to a repository.

You can also stage all the changes, commit them, and push them.

You can read the file size for every project, so you can easily know at a glance which projects are taking the most size on disk.

You can also see if the node_modules folder is present, and delete it with one click to free up space.

You can save the info about a project to a .sizzyrc file. This will save the project name, emoji, the parent folder name and emoji.

Then you can push it to git and have the same information about the project on all of your devices. Or if you're working in a team, all the team members can share the same project info.

Another use case is when you're setting up Sizzy from scratch, you can just read all of your projects from disk, and it will auto import and classify every project that has a .sizzyrc file

Most of the app has been visually refreshed with new components like buttons, switches, selects, etc.

You will notice that the components are animated and work smoother than before.

There might be some missing parts but they will be addressed in the next version.