Thinking: I'm still not feeling the new top navigation from a browsability perspective - because it's horizontal it doesn't show the full names of the streams, and if it did they'd stretch out too far. I'm wondering if, now that we are fading out the content on the sides anyway, we could have a vertical streams menu to the right of the content, and potentially stretch out the time periods above the timeline at the top and make them both full width. Something like this:

Draft up design for "Solo view" screen - a view that shows posts from a single stream with no ability to switch to other streams

Draft up the next release: March 24 release

Sync data from prod to staging

Clean up git

Upgrade to heroku 20 and re-deploy to Heroku

Fix incorrect date because of caching issue on tweet cards

Improve styling of cards, change pill style to plain text, add background

Draft list of remaining docs to send to Sarah. Once Noel confirms the content i'll send on to Sarah

• Draft cover Letter per Noel's directions - mentioning no VLC

• Photo of weight docket

• Photo of Kieran invoice

Create github repo for atlas-expo project & add Jen

• https://github.com/Group-One-Technology/atlas-expo/commit/a7dfcadc3d91b53ab9c32fde4ba748c3406b1301

Add custom CSS feature

Start adding bottom tabs

• The tab navigation and stack navigator aren't properly integrated here, as you can tell by the "WebView0" underneath the "Home" title bar here

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Jen List

• P1. Fix page titles (Show real page titles instead of "Webview0")

• P1. Integrate bottom tab component with stack navigator

• Basic Login Screen which uses the API and sets a token

  • Don't spend time on reset password or styling here. Main thing is the functionality to capture and store a local API token that can be used later.

• Smooth bottom navigation with limited performance ramifications if each tab initializes a new webview

• Smooth pure react native left hamburger menu

March 17 Release: Progress tracker

Goal: V1 of Progress screen, showing progress for a particular week

Work on design for Progress screen

Spec backend for progress screen

Build out progress screen

Bug: Updating the number of reps for an exercise during a workout has no effect

March 17 Release: Highlighter Functionality

• Goal: Improve display of pages and the passage through time by using a highlight/opacity effect

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• Click a day-link on the timeline to scroll to that day

• Reduce opacity of non-highlighted days when they're not in the center of the screen

• Add an active class to the active day in the timeline while it's in focus, keep updated on scroll

• Add stream name to each post when viewing the all streams

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• Allow modifying dates for stream posts

  • You can now add a date to a post using the Date:: attribute

This stream is designed to track our progress to having a reusable set of patterns for turning simple html apps into native apps.

Goal: Gain the capacity to ship html-based apps to the iOS & Android app stores in a very lightweight, manageable way, which has support for native authentication, native navigation, push notifications.

Here's the currently-known list of requirements:

Works with react-native-webview and expo

Supports a native-feeling bottom-bar tab navigation

Supports slide-across transitions for internal links on pages.

Supports a top-menu-bar based back button

Supports the hardware back button on android

Smoothly handles sessions/auth without weird logged out bugs

Nice to have: Supports modals

Nice to have: Support for deep linking/external urls

Eventful morning - got a call from Faith that she'd fallen off her bike on ice. Went to pick her up and the car got a flat tire 😩

Outside of that, this afternoon we got the keys for our new apartment in Diemen! The landlords seemed super nice, went through everything in detail with us.