I released my first Android app today built using Sencha Touch. It is a free scorekeeping application for the growing sport of disc golf, and you can see screenshots in the app store entry linked below. Thanks in advance for any feedback :o)
Two finger tap does not subtract a stroke as it does in iOS, use tap and hold instead
Horizontal round summary view is not yet supported
Only US course directories are available (over 2700 courses)
See something you like?
The dropdown menu and persistent list selections are available as plugins from the Sencha Market (https://market.sencha.com/). Help yourself and make something great!
Last edited by Bunchofstring; 17 Oct 2012 at 9:51 AM.
Reason: Patched and removed a known limitation for "An incomplete course directory download may require an app reset"
Took it for a spin for a few mins (I am not a disc golf player or anything)
The good news is, I really like the overall interface of this app,well done!
On the down side..
There are still a number of bugs present (can't login for instance , have to enter my credentials and then stop and restart the app in order to continue) and the overall flow of the program is confusing to me (do this first, or you can't do this. download a list but not show this list, expect the user to tap something but nothing triggers the user to do so.. ie: it is not clear I need to tap).
The app feels slow on my phone ( android ICS on HTC Desire HD) and unresponsive at times ( have to tab buttons a few times before they seem to respond) but I'm afraid that's just how things are for Android at the moment.
Mostly problems that can be fixed though, so overall I am impressed!
Update: Thanks for the feedback @realjax. The login issue you encountered was because I did not regression test that release (bad, I know), but it's fixed now and available in the Play store. I also added some help text on the game setup and course directory download screens to address your points about "overall flow".
As for the performance issue, there is not much I can do about that :o(
FYI, my app running in the mobile Chrome browser outperforms the same running in PhoneGap... which means that when Google starts using the Chrome engine for native web views, we'll get a performance bump
You're welcome.
Another issue I encountered (which might already have been fixed) was that when in 'courses' there's a dropdown that allows me to select a country. But only 'United states' seems to work.. all other result in a white screen...
@realjax, I really appreciate your notes. I put that dropdown in there to hint that other countries are coming to Discasaurus soon. However, without a clear indication that it's not ready yet, it leaves the user dissappointed/confused/frustrated (as you experienced).
The next update will hide that menu button, and it won't come back until the other regions are actually available. Lesson learned.