Started the next Listling milestone which is centered around implementing the major list use cases: First off, continuing from the experiments of last week, worked on keyboard navigation / shortcuts, primarily so multiple items can be added quickly. Also updated copyright information for both Listling and micro and looked some more for an office space.

Finally finished simple lists and with that released the Listling MVP. Also further experimented on assigning items. For micro, added features that were missing for the MVP: Various data binding enhancements and form validation handling. Furthermore looked into keyboard shortcuts and went on with researching office spaces in Berlin.

Completed simple data binding for micro. Went on with the core list functionality for Listling, working on the final touches and applying the new data binding. Also researched office spaces in Berlin.

Worked on future financing. Continued to implement simple lists for Listling and to experiment with assigning items. Finished micro Trashable and ported item movement functionality to Orderable. Also resumed an earlier experiment on simple data binding.

Continued with simple lists for Listling, incorporating the changes produced at the 34c3. Experimented with assigning list items to users. Started to move trash / restore functionality to micro Trashable.

Continued to work on simple lists for Listling and experimented with embedding web content (like videos, audio tracks, …) in items.

Next week I’ll be at the 34c3 and there will be the opportunity to hack on Listling. Development as usual will continue in January.

Happy new year! ☺️

Carried on with building simple list functionality for Listling. Finished micro’s new menu element. Implemented Watchable, a wrapper around an object that can be watched for modification, which simplifies keeping a list of DOM elements up-to-date. Furthermore added a release utility for micro itself and also worked on future financing.

Continued to work on simple lists for Listling, mainly ordering items and improved updating of DOM lists. Also started to unify the different menu concepts of micro into a single component.

Started to implement the core list functionality for Listling, amongst other things working on item interaction and trashing / restoring items. Also, picking up an earlier experiment, added a release utility and fixed the documentation index.

After the experimentation of the last few weeks, the first prototype of the next micro application is here: Listling is a service built around collaborative lists, where users can create and edit lists together. The open source software behind it is called Open Listling. Focus of development will onwards shift from Meetling to Listling, following a new roadmap.

Besides working on the prototype, looked into micro UI components that comprise multiple views.