v0.2 roadmap

[lichenglu]

Feature	Status
select to show toolbar	✅
merge codes to themes	✅
drag-n-drop to reorder codebook table	✅
sync data with server to keep data safe	❌
audio/video coding	✅
google cloud speech-to-text	✅
Machine Learning model integration	✅
PWA - inform when update is available	❌
PWA - push notification	❌
Performance - Code splitting	❌
animation	❌

[lichenglu]

Hi @liusashmily, I wonder if you are able to use v0.1? How do you like it?

[saliudev]

Hey, Kabe,

It works-using the hotkey. I was able to select the content and generate the code on my local machine and in the Heroku app. Also, your tutorial looks great!

Just curious, why the hotkey for creating the buffered code is cmb+e? What does e stand for? It seems not quite intuitive considering we are creating BUFFEREd code. why not using cmb+b? so the b stands for buffer.

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[lichenglu]

Good question! e stands for elephant, or nothing 😂. This is a compromise of convenience (within your left hand's reach) and convention. cmd + b is conventionally used as the hotkey to bold texts, and we might add the functionality of bold, italic, and underline since we have a rich text editor already built-in. Other keys such as cmd + x\z\a\q\s\d\q all have common usages. For example, x is for cutting, z is for undo, a is for select-all...which leaves e and w available, and I feel cmd + e is easier to press.

As for intuition, I totally agree. But we can add startup walkthrough for first-time users, and I plan to add a tool bar above the rich text editor so that they can click a button to buffer texts. But I feel like the priority currently is to allow themes and simple visualisations such as cross-tab and bar-chart, since cmd + e tends to be the only hotkey they have to know.