Checkvist mobile v.0.2: text editing

Checkvist mobile v.0.2: text editing

Yes, here's the next step! Just in case you've missed the '0.1' announce with more details and description, it's here https://plus.google.com/u/0/+Checkvist/posts/JnDm28gMkB2

New features

- Text editing
Simply click a list item to edit it. Works offline too, syncs when go online (and open the app).
- Assignees
Now mobile app recognises assignees you set in the desktop version. (No way to assign in the mobile app, sorry, not yet.)

Bug fixes

- Better list syncing
- Performance issues (some progress achieved, still fighting with the cutting-edge technologies)

What's next

- Smart syntax support
- Adding new list items


Updating the app, syncing lists

To do both things, simply close and re-open http://m.checkvist.com The update can take some time, please be patient. If you experience any problems, simply delete the previous version of the app from the Homescreen, and install this version.

As always, we appreciate any help with testing and finding ways to improve. We even created a separate uservoice forum for that: http://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/239385-checkvist-mobile

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