mobile app tasks

[Bryan Oliver]

Hey Dirk, it was great to meet you in person as well!

1) if I were to start a mobile sort of "backlog", where would I put said
list? If it's totally up to me, it would be easiest to maintain it from the
same place where I interact with the code, in the Github Projects tab
(Kubernetes does a similar thing
https://github.com/orgs/kubernetes/projects/34). I think you will have to
create the project in github and give me permission to create cards within
it, or give me permission to do so via org permissions (I believe there is
a way to make someone admin of Project boards only, and not the actual
repository settings or org settings).

2) Downloaded the desktop app and looked through forums and the links
above, I see now the statistics tab and how it works, starting to get some
ideas

3) I cc'd a friend (jordan), he may be able to give me a little time with
the ux design

4) I noticed some low hanging fruit I might start with (like alignment on
screen or using the notch on an iphone, etc), just to get used to the
release/build process using QT/QML, I'll add them to the project board if
you want to go that route

regards,
Bryan

On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 5:52 PM Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:

> Hi Bryan,
>
> A pleasure to meet you in person today. I always love it when I get to
> meet people in person.
> I'm happy to say that I have met quite a few of the active developers in
> person over the years - so now all that is left is to turn you into an
> active developer :-)
>
> We talked a bit about the mobile UI and why it's written in QML - and
> things that really would help make Subsurface-mobile better.
>
> There are many threads on the mailing list about ideas in that direction.
> What we are missing, I am learning, is a priority ordered list of ideas.
> And part of that is because on many topics people start, stop, sometimes
> get enough done to get it merged, sometimes don't, and in the end there
> isn't really a single, consistent vision how things should be. It's almost
> always driven by whoever has the time and energy to implement things.
>
> One thing that I mentioned to you was statistics. I know that Doug Junkins
> has done some work there for the desktop app, but he seems to have run out
> of time and/or energy as well.
> But at it's simplest, just getting a few base statistics implemented in
> QML would be extremely helpful. There's a thread from March 2019 that talks
> about this.
>
> http://lists.subsurface-divelog.org/pipermail/subsurface/2019-March/033675.html
> Not a lot of meat there, but maybe Doug has more details that he can share
> with you?
>
> My guess is that QML/QtCharts would be the way to go:
> https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtcharts-qmlmodule.html
>
> I know this is very thin - I don't have a design, I don't have a do this,
> then that list. All I can offer right now is a rough direction. And the
> promise that I'll work with you if you want to go down that road and that
> I'll help you refine the idea what this might mean from an implementation
> perspective.
>
> Thanks
>
> /D
>
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