J-Novel App v. 1.1 iOS Open Beta
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The app seems to log me out about once a week. I don't know if thats a bug or a feature, but none of my other apps with the exception of banking apps require me to log back in that often.
Currently running iOS 10.2.1 Public Beta 1.
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@erictbar Yeah, that's the current TTL for the login token...
I could probably extend it longer to like 3 months.
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I'd like it to have a simple notice saying you've already completed this part, as well as a notification telling me when new parts are avalible
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@Ztshp App Notification support is on my "want to do" list, definitely!
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The open beta just ended for me and I'm back in the regular app. Definitely miss the pagination. When is the update launching?
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@Jyuichi Oh, there was an end date?
I really need to just release it... I'll try and get to it tomorrow.
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@Sam-Pinansky Sorry to bother, just Wondering if the update is coming soon.
I really miss all the features from the beta.
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The new version is now available on the App Store!
Android should be available in a few hours, I pushed the update to production.
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@Sam-Pinansky Hehe Nice :smile: Though I have an android and still need to wait :cry:
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Just downloaded the update on iOS and really pleased with it - good work @Sam-Pinansky. It certainly addresses my major complaint of not being able to tell at a glance if I'd read a part or not.
I'm not sure if this has been suggested before or not, but is it possible to implement the option to change pages by tapping the right of the screen rather than through flicking/swiping across? I know it's not a major thing, but it would be quite nice eventually. :)
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The splines are now repaginating on Android. 😀
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@Demelza The swiping component I'm using is a wrapper on the built in swiper, but it should be possible to add in extra touch input event triggers...
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I'm happy about the progress bar but the one page at a time scrolling system takes some getting used to
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@Ztshp Doing it that way prevents the out of memory crashes though. It doesn't have to store the entire chapter in memory, see.
