Consider adding prepopulated lists, particularly for things like groceries where the list can have lots of common items, will likely be long, and building it from scratch may feel daunting.ģ. Splash Shopper does this with a sortable category on each item.Ģ. Like, my travel checklist in RTM consists of multiple sub-lists: clothing, electronics, toiletries, medical, etc. Consider making lists organizable in some way - make them nestable or categorizeable. Back in the Palm Pilot and early iOS days, SplashData's SplashShopper app was fantastic at this, but they don't seem to be able to keep up with modern application development update/release cycles and it's slowly become unusable over time.ġ. I'm always surprised how few todo apps seem to target reusable lists, it's definitely an overlooked niche. This is excellent work! I've currently got all my reusable checklists in Remember the Milk, but they get lost in there among all my other hundreds of todos. You can see the app in the app store here: His information on core data was invaluable.
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Things like how to focus a text field programmatically are missing in SwiftUI (coming in iOS15).Ī big thank you to Paul Hudson at as without his HWS+ videos I don't think I could have built a production ready app as most tutorials don't cover production scenarios and apples documentation is truely terrible.
The most difficult thing was learning where SwiftUI would not work and how to drop down to UIKit where needed. The app is built in SwiftUI, which coming from javascript the syntax was quite comfortable, although the language does have some very big differences. I'm mainly a web developer, I've put a lot of work in my spare time over the last six months learning iOS development and swift. If anyone has any ideas for features they would like to see let me know :) I'm constantly iterating the app, I am currently working on the ability to keep a history of checklists you have completed so you can check you did things (like taking medication every morning). The app is available on iOS and WatchOS and syncs between the two with all the data in iCloud (I never see the data). I wanted a solution, I built this app to help. I felt overwhelmed and would take ages to leave the house as I searched around looking for what I needed. For example, dropping him at daycare and then going to the gym, required so many things. I built the app because I found myself forgetting things more and more after the birth of my son. The reason it is different to apps like Apple reminders is once you complete a checklist you can uncheck every item so it is ready to go next time.
It's great for packing lists, daily routines, cleaning lists and things that you need to take with you constantly. The app lets you create repeatable checklists. I'm Spencer and recently built CheckYourList to help with my ADHD.
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