Product Hunt 4.0 for Mobile is faster, simpler, and more informative. The was rewritten from scratch, available on iOS and (finally!) Android. Enjoy. πΈ
The app is very well done for a 1.0 π. Kudos on the launch. There are a few things that I think need some lovin:
1) On fresh launch, when I click on a product from the home page, it opens up the card view to that product. All good till now. Now, if I back out and click on another product from the home page, it opens up a random card πΏ.
2) The card based navigation is super frustrating. You should try and ignore the swipe distance and just move the cards one at a time.
3) One of the most important features of a product listing are the comments. It's really sad that only the top two comments are featured in the card view. And to make it worse, when you click on `show more`, it opens up the full product view and scrolls all the way to the bottom. This makes me loose my position in the comments section.
4) As others have suggested, a Dark Mode would be super helpful.
5) I also think, the number of comments could be placed for each product on the home page. That would help encourage people to participate in the discussion.
Overall, a great start. I'm a little sad that it took this long for an Android app but I get it π
@hrbrt not yet but this is one of the things we want to add asap as many use the mobile app to "bookmark" things they want to check out later, sometimes on their desktop.
Nice to see some Android love! Ide much rather scroll the screenshots than scroll to the next app. In fact, I would never flip through every app like that, ide use the list and poke around.
Speaking of poking around, I consistently get the wrong app details when tapping an app from the list. I think I get whichever app was in it's place in the list before I scrolled.
I was bummed when "add to list" was removed from the mobile web app +1 for adding it to the native app.
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@devladinci sweet! Also when posting the comment you replied to, I had no confirmation that the comment was posted, and then couldn't find it for the life of me in the app. I honestly assumed it didn't work and I didn't feel like writing it again. Glad it did tho! ;)
@eightbitjoker As an iOS dev I was against RN initially by the way :) They I've played around a little bit and started to love it (Web is on React so no big surprise) :) To be honest, I like it, view styling and development speed are impressive. Maybe lack of packages (good ones and frequently updated) is a problem, but hey this is the relatively new community it will catch up eventually.
@devladinci I'd have to agree, I've also worked on porting our native iOS and Android apps to React Native. The long term benefit of consolidating development time outweighs any growing pains regarding packages in my opinion (plus writing packages is pretty straightforward coming from native frameworks).
@rrhoover but you didnβt remove them, did you!!? The ability to save our favorite products in different collections is one of Product Huntβs features. Please donβt undervalue it!
@devladinci Wasn't able to see the earlier posts regarding this so apologies for the redundancy. Thanks for the response and update though! Nice work on the new app!
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