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This is awesome, but I'm going to forget it exists, so: please take my email address and feed me notifications about when new games get added. (I might want to
by exikyut 7y ago
This is awesome, but I'm going to forget it exists, so: please take my email address and feed me notifications about when new games get added. (I might want to be notified immediately, weekly, or every N months.)
Besides that, some minor nitpicks:
- Infinite scrolling would be very nice to have
- The ability to sort the columns by clicking the headers (eg, reviews) might be useful
- I have some, uh, really old devices here that I continue to use. One is on Android 5. There are probably only like 4 people out there that will appreciate seeing a game's minimum Android version, but they'll really appreciate it
- I kind of think surfacing screenshots or description info might be interesting, but that's probably because I'm on 256k slowed internet right now and am loathe to click links (lol) but want to compare/get more info about each game
Also: something interesting is going on with the rating filtering. If I type in "4.8" and select Free under Android, I see 3 items; trying "4.7" gets me a total of 6 4.8-rated items.
- StavrosK 7y agoThank you! > please take my email address and feed me notifications about when new games get added Hmm, that might be a bit spammy, do you have an RSS reader? Maybe I could add a feed. > Infinite scrolling would be very nice to have I had something similar before but people complained that they lost their place when clicking on apps to go to the store. Maybe that's fine now that they open in a new tab, I'll rethink that. > The ability to sort the columns by clicking the headers (eg, reviews) might be useful Yep, that's something I removed when I added the filtering system and that I need to add back, thanks. > something interesting is going on with the rating filtering. If I type in "4.8" and select Free under Android, I see 3 items Hmm, that's odd. I will investigate, thanks!
- exikyut 7y agoI never ended up using RSS, but it seems a lot of others do, so perhaps this is a good idea. As for email, considering the general "success" (???) of signup boxes on websites, I get the impression (not having added such a box anywhere yet) that maybe this is the lowest common denominator solution for notifications in non- to semi-technical situations. Maybe a free email solution could be used to test the waters here, with the send rate options limited to every 1-2 months. And perhaps infinite scrolling could be combined with history.replaceState() (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History/replaceState https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History/rep...) to keep the URL in sync.