Look! Another web based app. I even feel the pain when it takes 1-2 seconds before seeing actual screen. Please somebody bring old mac desktop experience back. Almost only app that left with native experience is Finder. Phewww
@nucro having just built my first Electron app, it's hard to blame them. If you know web dev, it's crazy easy to build a solid app. For me, Electron was the difference between building a really good product in under a week and not building the app at all. (I.e. I simply don't have the time to learn to build native Mac and windows apps as a one man shop)
I've been using Paws for Trello since its first release. I'm glad to see Trello saw how good it really is and integrated them into the fold. Good work guys!
Understandable that offline usage is probably on feature backlog and not yet implemented as this needs complex sync management. But until then this not much more then a browser substitute. If you are on the road often and try to work with Trello this is painful. Internet on the road (eg trains & flights) is never stable and Trello is very sensitive with connection.
Pros:
Standalone app to disburden browser and help focus, mac notifications available, same UI as browser version
Cons:
No offline usage and buffer - this would be critical for real app advantage
@_pulkitagrawal I haven't noticed that Trello desktop offers any more functionality than the browser experience. Nevertheless, I've found Trello in my dock much more accessible and convenient than keeping it open as a perpetual tab.
Really liking this so far. The only two things I'd like to see are:
1. Option not to blur the background behind the window.
2. Tabs to open multiple boards/cards in one window.
I've been using Trello for some time now and to have a native app on the Mac, it's been a long time coming. Wish they would bring back the Kindle app (it was discontinued some time ago)
Pros:
Native app that omits the need to use the web client
After use for about half day, Trello for desktop looks more like a web-app put into a native format, based on Electron or the sort. Not much of a tech guy here, but looks so, because the boards keep re-loading when the app is opened afresh, and prolonged inactivity asks me to reload the app. :/
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Understandable that offline usage is probably on feature backlog and not yet implemented as this needs complex sync management. But until then this not much more then a browser substitute. If you are on the road often and try to work with Trello this is painful. Internet on the road (eg trains & flights) is never stable and Trello is very sensitive with connection.
Pros:Standalone app to disburden browser and help focus, mac notifications available, same UI as browser version
Cons:No offline usage and buffer - this would be critical for real app advantage
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I've been using Trello for some time now and to have a native app on the Mac, it's been a long time coming. Wish they would bring back the Kindle app (it was discontinued some time ago)
Pros:Native app that omits the need to use the web client
Cons:Nothing. Works great.
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Nothing exciting at the moment. Using Trello on a browser seems to be ideal for me.
Pros:Did not find anything interesting.
Cons:It's not a native-native app. Seems to be well wrapped and packaged in electron (maybe). The app loads the boards each time you re-open.
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Trello for Mac has a long way to go. Needs new upgrades in the coming days.
Pros:Trello being available on desktop as a native app is the only advantage now.
Cons:Inability to use third-party add-ons - like I have been using card counter Google Chrome extensions on Trello website. Not possible here.