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What's new screen #50
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😃 I would appreciate a screen like that, the question is do we want an "Introduction screen" or a "What's new"? I would vote for a intro screen which only gets shown the very first time and never again, not even for updates. What's new would be nice too but would lead to extra work for every feature release since the core team developing new this right now is just the three of us I would argue that we should rather spend our time on features than maintaining the what's new screen for every release plus the feature images we would need for every release. So what'#s new will most likely slow down our dev speed 🚀 |
Well, the code is ready and should work just fine it. Last time I tested it, it was working on first run and on update. |
Version theme? |
version number scheme: https://github.com/nextcloud/android/wiki/Development-Guide#version-name-and-number |
...for stabe and release candidate (as in play store beta), else for the Tobias' beta: https://github.com/nextcloud/android/wiki/Development-Guide#development-beta-release |
damn, sorry for confusion. |
No worries :) |
I think it is a good idea to show the biggest changes (if any) on every new release. |
Otherwise e.g. multiselect is not immediately known to users |
»What’s new« is only necessary on really big changes as you already said. A generic »changelog« screen is annoying and people generally don’t care as long as everything works. ;) Didn’t we have a nice intro slideshow at some point, or was that only iOS? |
@jancborchardt The what's new screen is actually implemented as a Intro slideshow 💃 |
In that case on the weekend I will import that PR here |
Personally, as a user, I love seeing a "What's New" screen, but only, as @jancborchardt noted, for major improvements, not for every bugfix in every minor point release. That way it's always exciting when it comes up as you know you now have access to some Cool New Thing™. |
That is the plan 👍 only on major upgrades and then also only the new major features 🎉 |
Okay, that then mean that we would use it for "What's new" only and not for "Introduction to the app", which is fine with me. Only issue I can thing of is that nice graphics for new features could block releases if they don't get done on time, same issue if we add text for the features that is only translated by 50% for a language. :( |
I thought it is both for introduction and for new features (and we were just talking about the scope for the features). |
At the moment we just release after the RCs have proven to be stable. This will probably always be the case. Most widely used languages are fully translated at the final release date. We should then still have a differentiating between whats new and introduction. So at first start we should only show the intro, at update we should only show the what's new. |
I can't promise to always be available depending on my workload, but let me know if I can help out here.
Agreed, although I'm sure the same classes could be used, just feeding in two different content streams. |
That would be great! At least the "Intro graphics" are stable so if you have time you could already help us out with these 😃
Exactly, yes that is the case. 👍 |
@AndyScherzinger @tobiasKaminsky @jancborchardt
Do we want it? Should introduce that PR here ?
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