#47 – Bulk Editing

In this edition of Hardcover Live, we’re working on Bulk Editing for the new Table view in lists. Join Adam and Ste on a live build session and offer your feedback live if you’d like!

Summary

The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to new technology in the book space, including hardware, open source development, and the implementation of bulk edit mode. The discussion also delves into the challenges and considerations of open sourcing a network like Hardcover. The conversation transitions from discussing new technology in the book space to the implementation of bulk edit mode in the Hardcover app. The conversation covers the design and implementation of a bulk edit feature for a book library app, focusing on the user interface and user experience. It also delves into the potential use cases and implications of bulk editing, as well as the technical considerations for implementing the feature. The discussion also touches on the importance of user feedback and the iterative development process.

Takeaways

Exploration of new technology in the book space, including hardware and open source development
Challenges and considerations of open sourcing a network like Hardcover
Implementation of bulk edit mode in the Hardcover app Bulk editing in a book library app requires thoughtful consideration of user interface and user experience.
The implementation of bulk editing has implications for power readers and the ease of managing large book collections.
Technical considerations, such as auto-saving and fuzzy dates, play a role in enhancing the bulk editing feature.
User feedback and iterative development are crucial for refining and improving the bulk editing feature.