Super cool. Small issue: if you swipe one entry, then immediately swipe another, it only cancels the first swipe. You have to swipe a second time to bring up the delete option. Seems like it should both cancel the first swipe and bring up the delete option at once.
Right now, it's implemented just like the iOS mail app. Your suggestion sounds more intuitive though. I'm curious to hear if others feel the same way.
That was my initial reaction as well. Cool project!
I'd hesitate on implementing this. What kind of discoverability does this have? Do er simple assume all our users have been trained in this technique by others?
Yes, this assumes users are aware of the swipe-to-delete paradigm. I would still recommend adding a delete option in a more obvious place for each item.
Webkit only :(
Misses CSS rules and a transform (AFAICT) for Gecko, Presto (RIP) and Trident.
My bad, updated it to include other browsers.
Tested on Firefox for Android Nightly and it seems to work great.
This is fantastic - feels native (iPhone 5, iOS 6.1).
Semi related: does anyone know of a good js library for displaying side navigation(a la face books app) or detecting swipes from the edge of the screen?
Feels great on Chrome on Android. My only nitpick might be that the delete button is really close to the edge of the screen; a larger margin would be nice, I think.