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RaringCoder avatar RaringCoder commented on June 15, 2024

One of the reasons I use Quill is to get stuff off my phone to the blog quickly. Ideally I'd like the app to be a complete blog editing experience, but for the short term being able to quickly create drafts with just enough content to be useful when hopping onto a desktop to do full editing would be useful.

I'm a developer, but unfortunately not an android dev. I can take a look and try to start amending it, but I can't promise anything.

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vickychijwani avatar vickychijwani commented on June 15, 2024

One of the reasons I use Quill is to get stuff off my phone to the blog quickly. Ideally I'd like the app to be a complete blog editing experience, but for the short term being able to quickly create drafts with just enough content to be useful when hopping onto a desktop to do full editing would be useful.

Thanks for the feedback, that's actually useful context for me - it helps me design the app better. I've heard from another user who uses it in a similar way.

I'm a developer, but unfortunately not an android dev. I can take a look and try to start amending it, but I can't promise anything.

Honestly, the code is probably hard to get into at this point, especially if you're new to Android (and Android by itself has a steeper learning curve than desktop/web platforms I believe). Also, I'm planning to do a big rewrite in Quill v2 over the next few months, for several reasons:

  • Ghost is finally reaching v1.0, with lots of breaking changes in the API and behaviour changes in Ghost itself
  • The code is not testable at this point (in the context of unit/integration testing)
  • There are some deep-rooted issues arising out of the current architecture, and a rewrite would take them into account from the beginning (e.g., right now you can't undo/redo changes in the editor, and can't sync in the background)

I'm open to discussing this further though.

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RaringCoder avatar RaringCoder commented on June 15, 2024

Fair shout on the dev experience. More test coverage and a sandbox environment would really boost involvement. I'll hold fire for now then and just provide feedback ☺

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