This version contain a redesign, some performance improvements on web, a new way to use the app involving the keyboard and swipe gestures on mobile. 🚀
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Rewrite + Redesign
The "card" components were re-written from scratch to have better performance and design. You can see the comparison in the gif below:
A new way to use DevHub
You can now simply hover an item (using the mouse or the arrow keys) and press the keyboard shortcuts to take actions. For example, hover an item and press "s" to save it or press "r" to mark it as read/unread. It's super fast! See it in action:
Performance improvements
Besides re-writing the card components, we now use react-window in the web for list virtualization. This makes the columns render only the items that are visible in the screen, improving performance and decreasing memory usage. On mobile we continue to use FlatList, which also supports virtualization.
There are still some performance improvements to be made, specially related to animations. We will get there!
Swipe gestures
The iOS and Android apps now support swipe gestures:
Swipe gestures for the web and more swipe actions are planned.
Better Notch support on Android, iOS and mobile web
You can now use the app on Landscape mode and it will properly handle the device notches.
I wrote an article on how to achieve this: Adding Notch support to your React Native apps: Android, iOS & Web
Other fixes and improvements
- [Desktop] Fix wrong window alignment when clicking tray icon
- [All] Fix issues&prs column not showing all items, it now sorts by updated-desc
- [All] Handle dates in the future (a GitHub bug)
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