But without a way to share a board with someone and have them see it live-update, I don't think it's cloned the most useful part of Trello yet.
Jhey, have you considered rebasing the app on top of Meteor (or even somehow adding Meteor as an optional server-side component, if you care a lot about the JS client-side-only feature)? It would get you all the way to a Trello clone with regard to persistence without much extra work.
Thanks for working on this -- the atom.io launch has made me realize how important it is that our core tools are open source and able to be improved, and Trello is on its way to being one of those core tools.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm not just shamelessly sharing again so please don't think that.
I've tried to implement the things people were after in the last showing in term of UI behaviour etc. and now I'm coming back to get the next round of what needs doing to be honest.
With only me working on it posting here for me is the best way to get criticism for me to go forward I've found unless anyone has some other ideas for this.
Thanks cjbprime, I'll look into something like Meteor(I haven't previously)
Any other suggestions are more than welcome.
Thanks for the feedback, it's much appreciated.
@jh3y
I wanted an open source tool for people out there who want something that they have full control over.
Thanks for the input thinxer.