[annotator-dev] UX/UI improvements

[Marc-Antoine Lemieux]

Yeah bleeding edge is fun, but since the annotations are not our main
feature, I'm not sure how much we'll invest in staying on the bleeding
edge. I guess we'll work enough to put it in a viable state for us. We
already spent time to dive into the code and figure out how to use it and
how to modify it. We already did a rollback on a previous release due to
bugs with annotations... bleeding edge is... interesting at the very least
:)

Marc-Antoine Lemieux

2014-09-25 17:24 GMT-04:00 Randall Leeds <tilgovi at hypothes.is>:

> On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 2:09 PM, Marc-Antoine Lemieux <
> marc at marcantoinelemieux.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm still wondering if using master was the right choice at the
>> beginning, but since I knew we would mosty certainly want to customize the
>> behavior (which we did), the new version seemed to be better than v1
>> (better code organization and so on).
>>
>
> I'm pretty confident it will be better.
>
> We are trying to preserve compatibility as much as possible and make
> migration easy. In some ways it's maybe harder to work off master now than
> it would be to migrate once we release v2.
>
> Also, it's completely my fault for putting master in a very intermediate
> state back in May and then not getting back to it. I at least should have
> added the warning at the top of the README that Nick has now put in place.
>
> But the bleeding edge is fun, isn't it?
>
> It would be great to have anyone testing and using the tip of master, but
> I don't want to encourage it when it could be a time sink for you. On the
> other hand, contributions from more people following the tip could really
> speed things along.
>
>
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