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At first, this can just be an item in the message action sheet. Then later we can add the ability to add an arbitrary reaction. |
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. It leaves out one part of zulip#125, for now: - joining in on an existing reaction other people have made As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we'll want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that's worth being aware of.
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. It leaves out one part of zulip#125, for now: - joining in on an existing reaction other people have made As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we'll want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that's worth being aware of.
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. It leaves out one part of zulip#125, for now: - joining in on an existing reaction other people have made As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we'll want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that's worth being aware of.
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. It leaves out one part of zulip#125, for now: - joining in on an existing reaction other people have made As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we'll want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that's worth being aware of. Fixes: zulip#121 Fixes-partly: zulip#125
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we'll want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that's worth being aware of. Fixes: zulip#121 Fixes-partly: zulip#125
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we may want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that probably has something to do with it. Fixes: zulip#121 Fixes-partly: zulip#125
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we may want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that probably has something to do with it. Fixes: zulip#121 Fixes-partly: zulip#125
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we may want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that probably has something to do with it. Fixes: zulip#121 Fixes-partly: zulip#125
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And also support: - removing a reaction you've already made, and - joining in on existing reactions that other people have made. As is our habit with the message list, this aims to be faithful to the web app, as accessed today. That should be a good baseline to make mobile-specific adjustments from. (In particular I think we may want larger touch targets.) Unlike the web app, we use a font instead of a sprite sheet to render Unicode emoji. This means that we, unlike web, have to account for text-layout algorithms, and things like font metrics. So if Unicode emoji appear noticeably differently from web, that probably has something to do with it. Fixes: zulip#121 Fixes-partly: zulip#125
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This will be a followup to:
This issue is for adding UI to support the user adding or removing a reaction of their own to a message.
For this issue, it's enough if the user can:
For Beta 2 we'll want a further ability, which we'll leave as a followup issue:
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