There’s a lot of edge cases with the implementation. One main thing is that the card updatedTime is based on any kind of update like moving it. So I’ve had to make sure cards separately track when their Name is changed to make the likely expectations of a using it for seeing who’s mainly responsible for a card.
Also these new filters are connected to you as a user: so if you refresh the page, or switch spaces it’ll stay active. I figure there’s gonna be users and use cases that just want the filter on persistently.
Looks awesome, I can’t wait to try this! The last-touched-by-user data will make it easier to “comment” on open/collaborative spaces. One thing I am interested in seeing with the last-updated-time data is whether it gives me a sense of the chronology of the cards in a space. From that data, I can kinda see the order I created cards, which is useful in a log/diary context.
A thought on the design: these new items are meta data, so in my mind, not conceptually part of the thought/idea capture on the card. So I kinda expected those elements to look like they are attached or hanging off the card, rather than the card expanding to contain it. Just my initial impression.
A request: I can see myself wanting to quickly toggle these filters on and off. For example, in a brainstorming type session, to quickly see who generated this idea. But then I would want to turn it off. This is in the context of me often sharing my screen, so people are seeing my view. So, keyboard shortcuts to toggle these views would be nice
one caveat: the updatedAt dates for previously created cards will be a bit off (you’ll notice that everything says it was updated like 19hours ago), but they’ll become correct once you edit their names.
New cards created will work flawlessly.
i initially included filter labels inside the card because it’s technically card info, but it’s probably a net win to not have the card sizes shift when filters are enabled
wip updating now to have the filter labels hang off the bottom
