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Hey Vincent!
These days, that I had to work again in the code, it also came to my mind moving to Swift UI, but I was thinking to do it for v2.0, some kind of new start.
I was only not thinking only on a porting of the existing UI, but also in improving the "backend" of the app. For example, right now we are keeping three copies of the data (in the map, in memory using CoreGPX and in CoreData which makes it a bit hard to keep the state synced and even understand the code (I feel it is somewhat scattered). So, I was wondering how we could we do it in a more simpler or structured way.... but have to think more about it. Do you feel the same, do you have any idea on how to implement it?
With regards of the watch and adding the Map, I'm fine with it. I am wondering if there is a way we can keep the battery consumption... do you think that if we use horizontal pagination (similar to exercise app) would it be better for the battery consumption? Also, I was thinking that it would be great to have some of the figures we display larger. While running or riding a bike they are hard to read...
I'm preparing a certification for the next months, so I am not sure how much I'll be able to work already on this...
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Do you feel the same, do you have any idea on how to implement it?
Yes, that is something that I have thought of before. I bet that right now there's probably some edge case bug still occurring, and that is precisely on point with how there's too many copies of the data.
No real idea of it yet, but I think CoreGPX should only be used for the decode and encode, rather than basing the backend off of it. So basically the the app has a data structure of its own, and only when user wants to open a file or save to a file, then CoreGPX is used. What do you think?
On the current recoverable feature built upon Core Data, I have no ideas on that yet.
I am wondering if there is a way we can keep the battery consumption... do you think that if we use horizontal pagination (similar to exercise app)
That needs research, since I am not sure if it is still being kept running even when user isn't actively viewing it. Anyways I am planning for the watch interface to be mostly different from now, since to add a map on such a small screen means much re-thinking of the UI is necessary, in my opinion.
I'm preparing a certification for the next months, so I am not sure how much I'll be able to work already on this...
And that's alright. The case has always been that we work on this project only when we have the time to do so.
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Related Issues (20)
- Wish: Convert to Android with Gryphon/Kotlin HOT 1
- Compass size is wrong (iOS 15)
- Auto-rotation of the map HOT 6
- Please let users choose a different WPT symbol as an option
- [Watch OS] can not save track
- Support different WPT / pin colors and/or icons
- When are offline caches automatically cleared? More settings would be nice HOT 4
- Suggestion: Show track duration on Load In Map
- Map tiles are covering the track polyline on iOS 16 / Xcode 14.0 HOT 1
- iPhone 14 Pro series safe area misalignment
- Could you add a long interval mode like Google Maps Timeline HOT 1
- Wish: additional warning when cancelling recovery HOT 1
- Allow setting for accuracy when saving track HOT 2
- Auto-recover last track instead of asking
- Use a non-cache folder for keeping the cache
- Fix swiftlint in source code HOT 1
- Import GPX Tracks HOT 2
- Top labels hidden by Dynamic Island on version in App Store HOT 4
- Wish: Apple Fitness integration HOT 1
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