durka/HallMonitor

news: thoughts on 0.1

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So, I'm thinking about cutting release 0.1, soon. Meaning, in the next couple of days.

Things that I want to get in for 0.1:

  • a little much-needed preference de-complexifying (in branch pref-cleanup)
  • hIV's code for slide-to-answer/reject phone calls
  • notification blacklist
  • fix all the remaining bugs :)

Things that are going to slip to 0.2:

  • more preference de-complexifying
  • network indicators (in branch signal-indicators)
  • hIV's radial context menu
  • rearrangeable DefaultActivity layout
  • code clean-up and refactoring :)

Yep, I'd agree with that as a good plan. I'm gonna be absolutely slammed for next few weeks though with my day job, but I'll pitch in as and when I can.

sounds good. i would prefer separated java files for functionality (refer to OptionOverlay in repository TestInput). what do you think about?

Sorry, @habeIchVergessen, I'm not 100% sure what you're saying.

i would split the current source code into more files to reduce complexity of merges. an example could be OptionOverlay.java from TestInput repository.

Yeah, you may be right. Functions.java is getting top-heavy. I wanted to centralize the "business logic" instead of spreading it around the different activities/services but I need to do some refactoring for sure.

Pushing the network indicators to 0.1.1, I think. They make everything cluttered (see signal-indicators branch) and give me ideas for even more buttons, which means it should wait for the rearrangeable components feature (or a popup menu).