Bruhhhhh....samzies so much signal it's so nice and convenient to be able to scroll through topics on home page and interact plus the sats r cool incentive too!
The author of the post gets sats only by people clicking on the lightning next to the post. If you hold on that lightning, then it gives you option for how much sats to give (you can also set the default here https://stacker.news/settings).
The sats for comments go to the authors of those comments... so you just earned 5 sats :)
Much friendlier/intuitive installation process (compared to web app)
The app can register itself into "Share" dialog, so e.g. you see some good article in any app, click on share, SN is an option to immediately create a post out of it
Easier to do the views and animations (it's possible with web app, but somewhat tricky to make it performant)
Good notifications when you earn sats, or a person you are following posted something (again can be done with web app, but it's not that easy)
The post detail view can have two tabs - one to see comments and one to see the actual iframe. That would make it really easy to go back and forth between the article and comments.
Thumb friendly UI - e.g. the common actions are on the bottom so those can be reached by thumb. Also "tap" targets would be bigger...
Standardized/intuitive experience, e.g. hamburger menu in the usual place as in other mobile apps, etc. When you you swipe the left sidebar shows up.
Potentially can act as a mobile wallet (this is more of a brainstorm, but it would be cool to earn some sats on Stacker News and buy a beer with that immediately...)
Idea: Could have a "Read later" feature to essentially create a backlog of articles that I would like to read when I have time...
I also like the web app and it should always be an option to use web app, but there are some practical benefits to mobile app.
The other option is to also improve the current web app to add the features that I mentioned above (e.g. you could set manifest.json, set ServiceWorker, give it mobile icons, use the JS API to register notifications, do the element swiping, etc...)
Isn't there a way to then wrap that web app by some WebView and put it on app stores?
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ItemFields
is a reusable query fragment.