Got the many-to-many workouts-exercises being actually used:
- loading workouts with exercises from the DB into a nice struct
- showing the list of exercises in a modal on clicking a workout
Next... I can finally start wiring up sessions that feed from the actual data in the db
Another day, another table.
Have hover and clicking, but nothing happens on click yet (only a log message). I want to show a modal with the list of exercises in the workout. Will give me a reason to play around with modals some more.
Experimenting with adding a bit more details to a table.
This one reads from a DB, but also has a header and diff colors: yellow for table's componentes, white for the data.
Debugged the navigation bugs. The menu is taking shape and is actually useful now. I can go and look up the colors and go back to the start screen.
Next: I can start wiring up the database, reading it and putting stuff on screen and navigate to it.
Well... it's kinda like a sub-menu :D
All is left is to calculate the height based on the items of the sub-menu and render them.
Was reading about linear-feedback shift registers and they looked so easy... I wanted to try an MLS one (used in Wolfenstein 3D for death scenes).
The UI that moves and shifts under your cursor... There's a special circle of hell for devs and designers (and their manager) who think this is fine to release to users.
I'm thinking about building an ebook reader (software, not hardware) that's designed to... serious reading. Like, reading text books or tech books. A lot of simple features that would help are missing in kindle and ibooks.
The question os the day is: will the DHL courier be able to carry a 32 kg kettlebell up two flights of stairs...
