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I've been toying with it a bit today, and it's definitely the best recipe manager I've tried out on the iPad. In no particular order, some notes: - When enteri
by rbritton 16y ago
I've been toying with it a bit today, and it's definitely the best recipe manager I've tried out on the iPad. In no particular order, some notes:
- When entering the recipe name consider changing the autocapitalizationType property on that text field to UITextAutocapitalizationTypeWords.
- Some sort of auto-numbering for the preparation steps field would be nice, but I do understand this is non-trivial. Certain recipes have multiple concurrent groups of steps, so the solution would either have to be perfect or free-form would be better.
- When creating a recipe in landscape mode, the keyboard hides a couple of the fields in the modal panel. You have to manually dismiss the keyboard in order to see them.
- Also when creating a recipe, consider auto-selecting the default recipe name for easy deletion as well as defaulting the category to the currently selected category rather than "Uncategorized".
- Overall I very much appreciate the simplicity of the app. I'd just like some way to bulk import my current database into it and I'd likely use it more frequently than my current desktop app (SousChef).
- stevenwei 16y agoThanks for the feedback - the auto capitalization is a great idea, as is turning the default recipe name into an easily removed placeholder. Definitely planning on adding a SousChef importer into a future release - please feel free to shoot me an email as I'm sure I'll need a few folks with existing recipe databases to help test against.