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Hi,
I've used for some day you software, and it's very cool! Good Work!
I wanna report some bug I've found and some new feature I think could help the developers
BUG
Sometime when I leave the graphite open, and come back using it, the debugger not respond, and after a F5, it give me, in the body tag of the html "Error -105 when loading url http://local/index.html".
To be able to return to use it, I have to close graphite complitly.
The tabulation in the graphite editor give me some problem:
-First, when you go to a new line, it insert a new line at the same width of the previous, but using space, insted of "tab char", that can be delete more speedly (all the other editor use tab char and not space)
-Second, sometime when I go to a new line, it add some more space (not always, but sometimes)
When you double click a variable that have a _ to select it, only one part is selected, insted of the all variable
FEATURE
+1 for the cordova module support (I need the notification push module, for android and iosx)
Some other settings like the permission/feature used or other thing that is added in the xml config in cordova. (I don't wanna use the contact for example, and the user can decide to not download my app 'couse it access to some feature that i don't use, and user think I don't have to use)
+1 for the osx version of graphite (I know that I can use the online app version, but is more confortable and speedly the graphite version)
Why not integrate the remote compile command in graphite? (using a little popup page that show the html site, for example)
Why not integrate some library reference for the most used js framework (jQuery, jQuery-Mobile...) and the basic js? I mean that when you are typing, the editor suggest to you the command, and when you are on it (or inside his bracket) it suggest to you the input and output info and a description of the function.
For example, if I'm on $().hide(), a tooltip is showed with "Function to Hide a DOM Element, (delay), delay - time that jquery take to do the animation"
And finally add to the "Find Usage" command some info or a link to open the relative online info
Similar to the previous, but with the function declared in the javascript (like the find usage command, but with a tooltip)
Why not integrate the jsbeutifier (and same for css and html) as a command, so a user can re-beutify it's code
Why not create in graphite and "offline" version? The file is downloaded locally and, if you open the software and you aren't online, you can continue working.
When you return online, using the diff tool you can upload your change.
Finally 3 question:
-How often do you update the cordova lib? The 1.8.0 and 1.8.1 is out now ;-)
-What I have to do when I've finished my work and wanna publich in the Apple store / Play market? I see only "debug" compilation, not final compilation. There will be any utility in future that can help the developer to send the app or the update to the market?
-Will the service in future have a cost?
Thanks and again, Good Work ;-)
Daniele Mantovani
I've used for some day you software, and it's very cool! Good Work!
I wanna report some bug I've found and some new feature I think could help the developers
BUG
Sometime when I leave the graphite open, and come back using it, the debugger not respond, and after a F5, it give me, in the body tag of the html "Error -105 when loading url http://local/index.html".
To be able to return to use it, I have to close graphite complitly.
The tabulation in the graphite editor give me some problem:
-First, when you go to a new line, it insert a new line at the same width of the previous, but using space, insted of "tab char", that can be delete more speedly (all the other editor use tab char and not space)
-Second, sometime when I go to a new line, it add some more space (not always, but sometimes)
When you double click a variable that have a _ to select it, only one part is selected, insted of the all variable
FEATURE
+1 for the cordova module support (I need the notification push module, for android and iosx)
Some other settings like the permission/feature used or other thing that is added in the xml config in cordova. (I don't wanna use the contact for example, and the user can decide to not download my app 'couse it access to some feature that i don't use, and user think I don't have to use)
+1 for the osx version of graphite (I know that I can use the online app version, but is more confortable and speedly the graphite version)
Why not integrate the remote compile command in graphite? (using a little popup page that show the html site, for example)
Why not integrate some library reference for the most used js framework (jQuery, jQuery-Mobile...) and the basic js? I mean that when you are typing, the editor suggest to you the command, and when you are on it (or inside his bracket) it suggest to you the input and output info and a description of the function.
For example, if I'm on $().hide(), a tooltip is showed with "Function to Hide a DOM Element, (delay), delay - time that jquery take to do the animation"
And finally add to the "Find Usage" command some info or a link to open the relative online info
Similar to the previous, but with the function declared in the javascript (like the find usage command, but with a tooltip)
Why not integrate the jsbeutifier (and same for css and html) as a command, so a user can re-beutify it's code
Why not create in graphite and "offline" version? The file is downloaded locally and, if you open the software and you aren't online, you can continue working.
When you return online, using the diff tool you can upload your change.
Finally 3 question:
-How often do you update the cordova lib? The 1.8.0 and 1.8.1 is out now ;-)
-What I have to do when I've finished my work and wanna publich in the Apple store / Play market? I see only "debug" compilation, not final compilation. There will be any utility in future that can help the developer to send the app or the update to the market?
-Will the service in future have a cost?
Thanks and again, Good Work ;-)
Daniele Mantovani