While, on one hand, it’s nice to hear about frequent new releases, on the other hand I have a few comments which I’d like to share with the Wapppler Community.
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Too frequent new releases may be a symptom of a somewhat buggy and unstable program, and I just say “may be”
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It’s nice to see the Monaco Editor, it’s not so nice to realize that it can’t be used yet where it would be mostly needed, at least in my view, to edit HTML, CSS, ASP, ASPX. As is stands, I hope temporarily, is of little use to me.
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The more I get acquainted with Wappler, which undoubtedly is a very ingenious piece of software, I continue not to feel at ease with the user interface, which is far from standard, at least in Windows and in Linux. Here I have a few suggestions on which I’d like to insist:
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Please, please, do not use the X symbol to indicate the erasure of a file: it’s misleading. This symbol should Always means “close”, not “erase”, or maybe both.
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The Wappler main application menu is on the right side of the window, whereas most contemporary Windows and also Linux (I use also Linux Mint in addition to Win 10) have it on the top left, according to a well established practice. This is where most users, myself included, expect to find it, so excuse me, why re-invent the wheel ?
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If I were to redesign Wappler, which thing of course I’m not going to do, I’d swap the menu position, moving all those nice looking icons related to files, servers, assets, setup, etc. to the right side and the main menu to the left where it should belong.
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Hope I’ve not been nitpeeking, but I like to be somewhat involved.
Best Regards
Rodolfo Gamberale
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