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Thoughts: 1) put the “# Short syntax for string type.” comment in your docs on your homepage example. When I first saw the “price” element I thought it was a
by tomhallett 2y ago
Thoughts:
1) put the “# Short syntax for string type.” comment in your docs on your homepage example. When I first saw the “price” element I thought it was a jsonb field or something
2) why the emojis? So confused. Are those an alternative to a “dash” for entities? Do I need todo those? Do they set the favicon for that rest page? Note: it looks like it messes up indentation alignment. If it’s trying to be cute, I would deprioritize it
3) a “curl” command example on the homepage would make it a bit easier to grok the value of how simple your backend is
4) where does the data get stored? SQLite? Duckdb?
- brunaxLorax 2y agoHello, dev here, thanks for your feedback. Emojis caused a lot of ink to flow. I am a very visual person so I think emojis can help me when working (like icons of every app) but I noticed too that it changes the indentations, it can be disturbing. As of today they are just stripped from the title because it is just a PoC but they can be integrated in the admin panel later on. Good guess the DB is SQLite! Fastest way to go up and running for users. It was a good choice for the proof-of-concept but we may need to change later.
- marziply 2y agoI think you should apply this feedback because I agree that the emojis are pointless and pandering. You're creating a tool for (hopefully) technically minded folk, not children.