NickfromWI
King of Splices
Lemme clarify one thing: I didn't mean that users (who may be fungi-dummies like myself) shouldn't be able to upload info to the app. I'd like the ability to upload the info to YOU. Then you guys could verify the info in whatever way you normally would, then once it is ready, add it officially to the app.
You had made a comment, "...in the case of the UK, all the main [trees] are covered."
I think that is my main point. Right now you've made a phenomenal app that works best for people in your area. But the app will be best (in my opinion) when it applies to the world. It was put out in an international market, after all.
You're right about the leaf snap idea. And really, leaf snap doesn't work that reliably. The app is great the way you've created it.
The list of trees I commonly deal with would probably double your list! But you're right, a lot of them would be considered tropical or semi tropical, when compared to the trees in your region. I'm looking out the window right now and I see melaleuca, jacaranda, tabebeuia, ficus and a magnolia.
Maybe just put a "submit a fungus" link in the app and it just opens up the camera then automatically puts it into an email or a form on the app. No book could ever contain every fungus. But an app very well....could.
I guess I'm all excited because it's a topic I know I'm stupid in and I want to learn more about. I've yet to watch a presentation that was engaging and memorable. The books tend to be too text heavy. This app has the PERFECT amount of info combined with great pics and great search features. You can tell it was made FOR arborists.
I want to reiterate: this is the BEST app I've installed in quite some time (and I'm sort of an app-phile). I'm just throwing out ideas to make it better to me. I'm just being greedy!
You're right about the font, too. It's fine. I was just being whiny.
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nick
You had made a comment, "...in the case of the UK, all the main [trees] are covered."
I think that is my main point. Right now you've made a phenomenal app that works best for people in your area. But the app will be best (in my opinion) when it applies to the world. It was put out in an international market, after all.
You're right about the leaf snap idea. And really, leaf snap doesn't work that reliably. The app is great the way you've created it.
The list of trees I commonly deal with would probably double your list! But you're right, a lot of them would be considered tropical or semi tropical, when compared to the trees in your region. I'm looking out the window right now and I see melaleuca, jacaranda, tabebeuia, ficus and a magnolia.
Maybe just put a "submit a fungus" link in the app and it just opens up the camera then automatically puts it into an email or a form on the app. No book could ever contain every fungus. But an app very well....could.
I guess I'm all excited because it's a topic I know I'm stupid in and I want to learn more about. I've yet to watch a presentation that was engaging and memorable. The books tend to be too text heavy. This app has the PERFECT amount of info combined with great pics and great search features. You can tell it was made FOR arborists.
I want to reiterate: this is the BEST app I've installed in quite some time (and I'm sort of an app-phile). I'm just throwing out ideas to make it better to me. I'm just being greedy!
You're right about the font, too. It's fine. I was just being whiny.
love
nick