Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
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Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#2Interesting, and it did most things I expected intuitively.
One missing piece though...I expected to be able to move items up or down in order. Basically sorting the to-do list. That doesn't appear to work.
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#3Retarded app for retarded people.
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#4Retarded app for retarded people.
If you can't provide proper criticism, then keep your opinions to yourself. This is a simple Todo app that OP built as a side project, not sure what you were expecting.
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#5Retarded app for retarded people.
It is called "simple, easy and intuitive UI". It is the ultimate dream of every designer and product manager.
Please go back to your cave to brush bits and bytes in assembly.
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#6The animation into 'completed' is a little too jerky imo. Also the concept looks very similar to 'clear'.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/clear-tasks-reminders-to-do/...
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#7The application is great but you illustrate perfectly what the web development is becoming, tens of files for just 3 features (add, edit, complete)
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#8The application is great but you illustrate perfectly what the web development is becoming, tens of files for just 3 features (add, edit, complete)
Perhaps it wasn't OP's intention to make the most elegant Todo application, but rather learn a a new set of tools while creating an application (s)he's rather familiar with?
Then again I actually have no idea.
You could easily write a VERY simple Todo application with the three features you mentioned (add, edit, complete) using an HTML file and some Javascript.
At first glance, I don't suspect OP is trying to create the best Todo application of all time.
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#9The application is great but you illustrate perfectly what the web development is becoming, tens of files for just 3 features (add, edit, complete)
Perhaps it wasn't OP's intention to make the most elegant Todo application, but rather learn a a new set of tools while creating an application (s)he's rather familiar with? Then again I actually have no idea. You could easily write a VERY simple Todo application with the three features you mentioned (add, edit, complete) using an HTML file and some Javascript. At first glance, I don't suspect OP is trying to create…
I think you're correct:
"I built to learn about progressive webapps or PWA"
Re: Show HN: Remember – A progressive Todo app
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Perhaps it wasn't OP's intention to make the most elegant Todo application, but rather learn a a new set of tools while creating an application (s)he's rather familiar with? Then again I actually have no idea. You could easily write a VERY simple Todo application with the three features you mentioned (add, edit, complete) using an HTML file and some Javascript. At first glance, I don't suspect OP is trying to create…
I think you're correct: "I built to learn about progressive webapps or PWA"
What is a "progressive" web app? Serious question!
EDIT: Thanks for the explanations!