DrupalCon Denver

Greatly appreciate you doing this! But some events (e.g. keynotes!) are missing, and app is almost unusable on the floor at DrupalCon with constant hangs at "loading" on launch, alas. Too dependent on Internet connection?

Update: they listened to what we asked and fixed the android design pattern problems. The back button is now a back button. The only lacking feature is that it doesn't sync with the actual drupalcon website. This makes it so you have to enter your schedule into it. I still prefer paper schedules anyway, but this has floor-plans, maps and other information. All in all a good app. This could be a great app, however, it suffers from mistaken identity. It thinks it is an IOS app. The back button should go back --it should not exit the program. It also forces the user to look for a way to go back. This might be intuitive for an iphone user but it is cumbersome on an android. Please fix this. This review will jump to five stars if this is fixed.

I admit it would be awesome to have the app pull down my stored session information, but from what I've been able to find that data will not be available to pull unless the site has a complete overhaul on how it stores the data. If it ain't there, you can't grab it. To have made a useful app given the limitations of the site deserves 5 stars. Great job!

Hangs on loading screen.!

There's still a few minor font issues on the Galaxy Nexus, and the back button still doesn't work, but the latest update is an improvement.

This app is responsive and has a nice, straightforward UI. The schedule is easier to scan than the one on the DrupalCon Denver website, and the different breakdowns will be useful.

This would have been 50% more useful if the schedule I spent hours setting up on the website were synced with the app.

I've upgraded this rating to four stars since the latest update made the app more Android-native, reduced the download size, and enhanced performance. I still can't give it five stars because you can't sync it with your DrupalCamp Denver web site account. Also, there should be some sort of selection indicator. I never know if I actually pressed anything. Overall, though, this is a big improvement over the app I downloaded just earlier today. The map is nice and the schedule is going to be really useful. I will update my rating during or after the con to reflect how it works when it really counts. Thanks for listening to your users!

New update made the app frozen at launch.

Text overlaps on the schedule pages which makes it nearly impossible to see times, full titles, etc. Hopefully it gets updated before drupalcon starts.

Do appreciate the fact that Lullabot put this together but on my Galaxy Nexus is looks horrible, fonts are huge and overlapping and icons are super tiny.

Good to have the app and I can live without schedule integration, but for the love of God, fix the back button so it does not try to close the app! You get my 5 stars in anticipation.

First of all, good to see an app. But as noted before: it does have the "iphone" syndrome :) And it's a pity the program schedule isn't synced with the online schedule of the denver website. An option to sign into you drupaldenver account and sync the schedule should be in my opinion priority. UI interface isn't that important, it works, and people will get used to it :)

Great

Slow, hangs on loading screens, crashes.

Flaky Slow, hangs on loading screens, crashes.

Great job! I admit it would be awesome to have the app pull down my stored session information, but from what I've been able to find that data will not be available to pull unless the site has a complete overhaul on how it stores the data. If it ain't there, you can't grab it. To have made a useful app given the limitations of the site deserves 5 stars. Great job!

Thanks, but... Greatly appreciate you doing this! But some events (e.g. keynotes!) are missing, and app is almost unusable on the floor at DrupalCon with constant hangs at "loading" on launch, alas. Too dependent on Internet connection?

Hangs Hangs on loading screen.!

good app if not for the UI problems Update: they listened to what we asked and fixed the android design pattern problems. The back button is now a back button. The only lacking feature is that it doesn't sync with the actual drupalcon website. This makes it so you have to enter your schedule into it. I still prefer paper schedules anyway, but this has floor-plans, maps and other information. All in all a good app. This could be a great app, however, it suffers from mistaken identity. It thinks it is an IOS app. The back button should go back --it should not exit the program. It also forces the user to look for a way to go back. This might be intuitive for an iphone user but it is cumbersome on an android. Please fix this. This review will jump to five stars if this is fixed.

Please follow the Android UI design patterns New update made the app frozen at launch.

Improving There's still a few minor font issues on the Galaxy Nexus, and the back button still doesn't work, but the latest update is an improvement.

Improved, nice schedule, still lacks account sync I've upgraded this rating to four stars since the latest update made the app more Android-native, reduced the download size, and enhanced performance. I still can't give it five stars because you can't sync it with your DrupalCamp Denver web site account. Also, there should be some sort of selection indicator. I never know if I actually pressed anything. Overall, though, this is a big improvement over the app I downloaded just earlier today. The map is nice and the schedule is going to be really useful. I will update my rating during or after the con to reflect how it works when it really counts. Thanks for listening to your users!

Nice schedule This app is responsive and has a nice, straightforward UI. The schedule is easier to scan than the one on the DrupalCon Denver website, and the different breakdowns will be useful.

borderline unusable on glaxy nexus Text overlaps on the schedule pages which makes it nearly impossible to see times, full titles, etc. Hopefully it gets updated before drupalcon starts.