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Checkvist mobile, v.0.3 -- Add a new list item

Hello, friends! It's time to update Checkvist mobile web app http://m.checkvist.com
In this update:

- Add a new list item
- New ui/interaction model

Starting from the latter -- now mobile version has the same interaction model as the desktop one:

- TAP to set selection on a list item (== click in the desktop version)
- DOUBLE-TAP to edit (== double-click in the desktop version)

When a list item is selected, the toolbar changes to show available actions (so far there are only two):

- Complete/reopen the list item
- Add a new list item

While adding a new list item, you can use Checkvist's syntax, it'll turn into proper due dates, tags, etc.

And one more bright side of mobile web apps -- they update automatically as soon as you launch them. This update requires also to re-login, though, but otherwise it should work 'out of the box'.

As always, we'll be thankful for the feedback http://buff.ly/1jCcupp

Thanks!
http://m.checkvist.com/?utm_content=bufferc1194&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Comments

  1. Robert Lepetit28 May 2014 at 04:46

    Hello Kirill,
    I'm very interesseb by your project and i will know how are developed it. Technologies you have use for this wunderfull project : checkvist
    Jquery? html5? php? canjs? prototypejs? Can you tell me more about your tehcnologie used for realised this application.

    Best regards
    Robert

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  2. Kirill Maximov (KIR)28 May 2014 at 05:21

    Hello Robert,

       Backend is the same as checkvist.com, ruby on rails, 3.2.x so far.

       Frontend is HTML5, CanJS, jQuery, IndexedDBShim. QUnit for tests.

       IDE: RubyMine from JetBrains.
       
       When I started the mobile Checkvist project, I made a couple of blog posts, here: http://kirblog.idetalk.com/

       Work in progress :)
       KIR

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  3. Robert Lepetit28 May 2014 at 06:15

    Sorry Kirill,
    I'll talk about webapp

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  4. Kirill Maximov (KIR)29 May 2014 at 09:11

    Web app is Ruby on Rails + PrototypeJS, MySQL database. Sphinxsearch as a global search engine.

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