2024-04-06, 13:31
Alright, not a big deal. Most people will probably never even notice this.
By the way, when you do decide to work on the search bar consider checking out how VLC does it for some inspiration. Maybe you can even look at their code as I believe VLC is open source? It has some different behaviors that seem obvious after experiencing it. For example, it has this snapping mechanism when revealing the search bar, some how avoids the duplicate search bar, keeps the search bar visible when a search term is entered and you scroll and dismisses the search bar when you clear the search term no matter how far down the list you have scrolled. The dynamically showing the clear button whether there is a search term entered or not is nice as well.
None of this is necessary but does add some nice polish to the UIX if you decide it’s something you want to tackle at some point.
By the way, when you do decide to work on the search bar consider checking out how VLC does it for some inspiration. Maybe you can even look at their code as I believe VLC is open source? It has some different behaviors that seem obvious after experiencing it. For example, it has this snapping mechanism when revealing the search bar, some how avoids the duplicate search bar, keeps the search bar visible when a search term is entered and you scroll and dismisses the search bar when you clear the search term no matter how far down the list you have scrolled. The dynamically showing the clear button whether there is a search term entered or not is nice as well.
None of this is necessary but does add some nice polish to the UIX if you decide it’s something you want to tackle at some point.
