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Raccoon for Lemmy

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The purpose of this community is to discuss and collect feedback about the development of the Raccoon For Lemmy mobile app.

Feel free to use this space to share your

Suggestions as well as criticism is well accepted (better if constructive but who cares after all: Lemmy is beautiful because there's freedom).

Have a look at the GitHub repository for more information.

Want to chat? Join the Matrix room dedicated to the project.

NB: Notes collected here will eventually become issues on GitHub to better track their evolution.

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[survey] questions for Play Store (feddit.it)
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Hi guys! This week I'm going to ask Google the access to production channel, meaning that we'll be able to switch from closed to open testing and later release to the public.

In order to be able to take the survey in the most transparent way, I would like to have some opinions from you:

  • which are the features you use the most? are there any features that you don't use at all?
  • what is the value the app brings, especially compared with similar solutions out there?
  • how would you rate its performance, are there any areas of improvement or situations that made you think "this is crap" and you didn't dare to tell me?
  • is there anything missing before you think this is production ready?

🦝 is currently working on the community modlog, after fixing some issues you reported (date formatting, capitalization in text fields, chat message loading and create comment layout). The next release will also have other features besides the modlog, namely the possibility to add communities to favorites (which are shown on top in the sidebar) and see the list of moderators in the community info.

Additionally, I made a huge refactoring to make the code cleaner and more maintainable.

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