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it brings up the modal but clicking import doesn't do anything besides just close the modal.

how low do we want to go?
1024x768 is the iPad 3/4
966x604 is the Nexus 7.

The Nexus 7 feels too small to me to support and the iPad 3/4 makes a lot of sense.

• search by username?
• search by deck name?

not sure if firebase can handle this but let's not hold onto chat messages that are stale.

Glimmer just landed on ember-canary. Let's upgrade to it and feel the wrath of that which is rendering speed!

it could be a nice feature to have autosave when you're creating a deck but this might be overkill to the firebase data flow.

@ahaurw01 thoughts?

let's lower the restrictions everywhere to enable more ease of use

need to re-integrate with travis to do this.

if you're on a large monitor with high resolution, the deck table won't show on the deck editor page. shrinking the screen makes it show up again.

'nuff said

this can be done by a plus icon in each row on the table or by an editable input field where the user can type the number they want. i would prefer the button to add/subtract

currently this might be a little challenging since those buttons are contextual buttons. this may be a moot issue if we add inline-actions on the cards themselves (let's do this, m'kay?)

• start by sorting newest first?

• decide on a max length of time to keep a game around
• delete the game once it is that old
• delete games that are in the finished state
• can delete a game from the games list page if you are the first player and there is not a second player

since we allow users to wander around the app even after a game starts, we need to handle the scenario of what to do when they delete a deck that they started a game with. some thoughts are - don't allow them to delete a deck that is in an on-going game or automatically forfeit the game.

right now when the page is loading, you're often left with a blank screen or just the nav and background loaded with no loading indicator

Not sure how this happened, but once when I loaded the page (and was already logged in) my user got deleted. Everything else stuck around, like decks and presence, but the user went poof and a new one was created for me. All the relationships were severed. Judging by our visits property, looks like that has happened to both of us.

there's no visibility into being talked about in a chat room. having a notification when someone @'s your name would be great to make that more transparent.

i see this as a 2.0 kind of feature

Pie chart of some type.

this is preventing the loading screen from showing up. this means having to duplicate the cards fetch in the deck and cards route.

found at http://www.google.com/design/spec/material-design/introduction.html

Create the deck analysis page and differentiate between viewing and editing.

Cards are not found if case does not match. E.g. "Sire Of Insanity" vs. "Sire of Insanity". Looks like we'll need to do a query to fix this instead of looking up by id. Similar to what the card search is doing.

Only allow writes to a user object if it belongs to an auth'd client.

https://www.firebase.com/docs/web/guide/understanding-security.html

when the deck table gets long, it's annoying to scroll the entire page

just need to wire up the export button

if you try to zip up all your artifacts, all creatures, sorceries, instants, etc zip up as well.

• toggle filters
• create new deck
• import deck
• create new game
• save deck
• export deck

• Watch the lobby chat go by
• View others' decks, but no create or import. (I suppose we'll have to introduce viewing others' decks in the first place.)
• Watch a game, no chat.

the user cannot logout right now until their 24 hour session runs out

if the user went to create a new deck and left the page, we should delete that deck from the ember-data store.

The personal decks page is not very inviting when you just sign up. Just a blank page. Some approach similar in spirit to this?

Quick fix: don't render orphan presences.

Idea to investigate: my hunch is that these are from old sessions that are connecting again. E.g. you sleep your laptop while connected, then come back and it's in a weird state somehow. Just an idea.

create a local store of the prices instead of fetching the price for the card every single time it's brought into view

right now if you can't find your card within the first 20 cards using all the filters, you're screwed. need to address this with a stable endless-scrolling option

https://www.firebase.com/docs/web/guide/login/twitter.html

feedback is a nice thing when pressing the save button

seems like the top-level loading substate is a little too much and wipes out the entire contents of the page when saving a deck. implementing a specific loading substate should give us more control.

currently this might be a little challenging since those buttons are contextual buttons. this may be a moot issue if we add inline-actions on the cards themselves (let's do this, m'kay?)

Realized testing multiple users is kinda hard with only social login.

With the left nav, there's not nearly enough room for all of this on the page. It needs a much better layout to fix this problem.

A bar graph or something cool.

Check out https://github.com/Netflix/ember-nf-graph or even https://github.com/addepar/ember-charts.

right now it relies on media queries to hide the nav. webatrice could do with the horizontal space so the ability to hide it at any time would be great

@ahaurw01 the lobby doesn't completely scroll all the way down anymore. no big deal but creating an issue to keep track.

instead of showing the cards in order that you added them to the deck, sort them alphabetically

the user should be able to delete their deck when clicking on the trash-can icon on the decks list page and from within the actual deck page itself