Progress update
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Hi all!
I would personally like to thank you all for the ongoing support, your commitment to the development of this app and incredible amount of useful suggestions. It won't take too long anymore before you can start giving feedback as well!
I have been typing as fast as I can with my colleague Joost to ensure we have a pretty well functioning test version within the near future.For the past 2 weeks I have continuously been driving with the app and I am getting extremely happy with the result
Yes, I am developing the app myself so it would be very bad if I wasn't satisfied with my own work. But while trying to remain objective, I can assure you that this app will be incredible 
Next week, I'm going to drive a nice route with Michel and Serge to really give this app a good first extended test drive. Based on those results, we will communicate the schedule for a first test version for you people
We had a small delay in development because my own productivity (typing speed
) was at an absolute low due to COVID. It took me nearly 3 weeks to get back to my default productivity, which is quite high 
.Without any further delay or smalltalk, I'll share some progress.
To start off with, we have really been focussing on the functionality and design / implementation of the actual navigation screen. There is a default portrait mode and another (different) landscape mode. Based on your personal preference (app settings) you can show more or less items on the screen. These are definitely still subject to change! Especially once you people start giving feedback based on the Beta.
Current items you can now show / hide are:
- Current velocity / max allowed speed
- Current road you are driving on
- Next instruction
Features also implemented at this point are:
- Speed camera's
- Lane assist
- Voice guidance (not completely happy with the voice engine at this point)
- Traffic information when creating A-B route
All these features can obviously be turned off if you do not wish to use it!
Let's not forget that getting working navigation and showing all instructions properly is also quite a feature
Given our focus on the actual navigation (turn-by-turn) screen, we have not yet put a lot of time in route navigation. We mainly worked with and tested A-B navigation. Is this an issue? No absolutely not!
As you noticed with the Mobile app, we are able to push updates fast
. The only reason this is possible, is because we are building an app that is technically solid. Allowing us to make changes / improvements / features very fast. This same standard is upheld while developing Navigation Next.Only 2 weeks ago we first started navigating an actual route and it worked!
That is still a long way from feature complete but it demonstrated the good foundation we built.Last week we already implemented skipping waypoints and this week we continue the work on route navigation. This is quite useful as next week I want to drive a route with Michel and Serge
That's the update from my side. I hope this sparked you interest in the app and the near Beta
Best,
Corjan -
undefined Corjan Meijerink pinned this topic on 9 Nov 2022, 09:54
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Hi all!
I would personally like to thank you all for the ongoing support, your commitment to the development of this app and incredible amount of useful suggestions. It won't take too long anymore before you can start giving feedback as well!
I have been typing as fast as I can with my colleague Joost to ensure we have a pretty well functioning test version within the near future.For the past 2 weeks I have continuously been driving with the app and I am getting extremely happy with the result
Yes, I am developing the app myself so it would be very bad if I wasn't satisfied with my own work. But while trying to remain objective, I can assure you that this app will be incredible Next week, I'm going to drive a nice route with Michel and Serge to really give this app a good first extended test drive. Based on those results, we will communicate the schedule for a first test version for you people
We had a small delay in development because my own productivity (typing speed
) was at an absolute low due to COVID. It took me nearly 3 weeks to get back to my default productivity, which is quite high .Without any further delay or smalltalk, I'll share some progress.
To start off with, we have really been focussing on the functionality and design / implementation of the actual navigation screen. There is a default portrait mode and another (different) landscape mode. Based on your personal preference (app settings) you can show more or less items on the screen. These are definitely still subject to change! Especially once you people start giving feedback based on the Beta.
Current items you can now show / hide are:
- Current velocity / max allowed speed
- Current road you are driving on
- Next instruction
Features also implemented at this point are:
- Speed camera's
- Lane assist
- Voice guidance (not completely happy with the voice engine at this point)
- Traffic information when creating A-B route
All these features can obviously be turned off if you do not wish to use it!
Let's not forget that getting working navigation and showing all instructions properly is also quite a feature
Given our focus on the actual navigation (turn-by-turn) screen, we have not yet put a lot of time in route navigation. We mainly worked with and tested A-B navigation. Is this an issue? No absolutely not!
As you noticed with the Mobile app, we are able to push updates fast
. The only reason this is possible, is because we are building an app that is technically solid. Allowing us to make changes / improvements / features very fast. This same standard is upheld while developing Navigation Next.Only 2 weeks ago we first started navigating an actual route and it worked!
That is still a long way from feature complete but it demonstrated the good foundation we built.Last week we already implemented skipping waypoints and this week we continue the work on route navigation. This is quite useful as next week I want to drive a route with Michel and Serge
That's the update from my side. I hope this sparked you interest in the app and the near Beta
Best,
Corjanwrote on 9 Nov 2022, 10:14 last edited byThis is splendid news and I am sure that I am not the only one who is eagerly waiting for the first test version
About the test rides: be careful, driving around with more attention for the navigation screen than the actual road .... you know.... stay healthy
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Hi all!
I would personally like to thank you all for the ongoing support, your commitment to the development of this app and incredible amount of useful suggestions. It won't take too long anymore before you can start giving feedback as well!
I have been typing as fast as I can with my colleague Joost to ensure we have a pretty well functioning test version within the near future.For the past 2 weeks I have continuously been driving with the app and I am getting extremely happy with the result
Yes, I am developing the app myself so it would be very bad if I wasn't satisfied with my own work. But while trying to remain objective, I can assure you that this app will be incredible Next week, I'm going to drive a nice route with Michel and Serge to really give this app a good first extended test drive. Based on those results, we will communicate the schedule for a first test version for you people
We had a small delay in development because my own productivity (typing speed
) was at an absolute low due to COVID. It took me nearly 3 weeks to get back to my default productivity, which is quite high .Without any further delay or smalltalk, I'll share some progress.
To start off with, we have really been focussing on the functionality and design / implementation of the actual navigation screen. There is a default portrait mode and another (different) landscape mode. Based on your personal preference (app settings) you can show more or less items on the screen. These are definitely still subject to change! Especially once you people start giving feedback based on the Beta.
Current items you can now show / hide are:
- Current velocity / max allowed speed
- Current road you are driving on
- Next instruction
Features also implemented at this point are:
- Speed camera's
- Lane assist
- Voice guidance (not completely happy with the voice engine at this point)
- Traffic information when creating A-B route
All these features can obviously be turned off if you do not wish to use it!
Let's not forget that getting working navigation and showing all instructions properly is also quite a feature
Given our focus on the actual navigation (turn-by-turn) screen, we have not yet put a lot of time in route navigation. We mainly worked with and tested A-B navigation. Is this an issue? No absolutely not!
As you noticed with the Mobile app, we are able to push updates fast
. The only reason this is possible, is because we are building an app that is technically solid. Allowing us to make changes / improvements / features very fast. This same standard is upheld while developing Navigation Next.Only 2 weeks ago we first started navigating an actual route and it worked!
That is still a long way from feature complete but it demonstrated the good foundation we built.Last week we already implemented skipping waypoints and this week we continue the work on route navigation. This is quite useful as next week I want to drive a route with Michel and Serge
That's the update from my side. I hope this sparked you interest in the app and the near Beta
Best,
Corjanwrote on 9 Nov 2022, 10:51 last edited by@Corjan-Meijerink
Thank you for this update.
Despite the setback with your health as a result of Covid, you are still making great progress!
Good luck typing the following codes. And that also applies to Joost of course! -
Hi all!
I would personally like to thank you all for the ongoing support, your commitment to the development of this app and incredible amount of useful suggestions. It won't take too long anymore before you can start giving feedback as well!
I have been typing as fast as I can with my colleague Joost to ensure we have a pretty well functioning test version within the near future.For the past 2 weeks I have continuously been driving with the app and I am getting extremely happy with the result
Yes, I am developing the app myself so it would be very bad if I wasn't satisfied with my own work. But while trying to remain objective, I can assure you that this app will be incredible Next week, I'm going to drive a nice route with Michel and Serge to really give this app a good first extended test drive. Based on those results, we will communicate the schedule for a first test version for you people
We had a small delay in development because my own productivity (typing speed
) was at an absolute low due to COVID. It took me nearly 3 weeks to get back to my default productivity, which is quite high .Without any further delay or smalltalk, I'll share some progress.
To start off with, we have really been focussing on the functionality and design / implementation of the actual navigation screen. There is a default portrait mode and another (different) landscape mode. Based on your personal preference (app settings) you can show more or less items on the screen. These are definitely still subject to change! Especially once you people start giving feedback based on the Beta.
Current items you can now show / hide are:
- Current velocity / max allowed speed
- Current road you are driving on
- Next instruction
Features also implemented at this point are:
- Speed camera's
- Lane assist
- Voice guidance (not completely happy with the voice engine at this point)
- Traffic information when creating A-B route
All these features can obviously be turned off if you do not wish to use it!
Let's not forget that getting working navigation and showing all instructions properly is also quite a feature
Given our focus on the actual navigation (turn-by-turn) screen, we have not yet put a lot of time in route navigation. We mainly worked with and tested A-B navigation. Is this an issue? No absolutely not!
As you noticed with the Mobile app, we are able to push updates fast
. The only reason this is possible, is because we are building an app that is technically solid. Allowing us to make changes / improvements / features very fast. This same standard is upheld while developing Navigation Next.Only 2 weeks ago we first started navigating an actual route and it worked!
That is still a long way from feature complete but it demonstrated the good foundation we built.Last week we already implemented skipping waypoints and this week we continue the work on route navigation. This is quite useful as next week I want to drive a route with Michel and Serge
That's the update from my side. I hope this sparked you interest in the app and the near Beta
Best,
Corjanwrote on 9 Nov 2022, 11:40 last edited by Con Hennekens 11 Sept 2022, 12:24@Corjan-Meijerink, great progress I can see some of my own feedback being implemented. I am not much of a winter-rider, but I am more than willing to try everything in the car.
I think it is unbelievable that this project is in fact only two people coding. I wish I had half that talent...
@Drabslab said in Progress update:
stay healthy
What he really means is "keep typing"
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@Con-Hennekens I indeed really do try to process all the feedback
Testing the app in your car works excellent as well! No CarPlay or Android Auto just yet but that is definitely something we will start working on in a few weeks from now.We will stay healthy and continue to work on this great product! During testing I will attempt to keep my eyes on the road, the app is just so pretty to look at
Thanks for all your responses
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@Con-Hennekens I indeed really do try to process all the feedback
Testing the app in your car works excellent as well! No CarPlay or Android Auto just yet but that is definitely something we will start working on in a few weeks from now.We will stay healthy and continue to work on this great product! During testing I will attempt to keep my eyes on the road, the app is just so pretty to look at
Thanks for all your responses
wrote on 9 Nov 2022, 19:06 last edited by@Corjan-Meijerink
Well I'm sure you can guess what I want for Christmas.
This is indeed very good progress made.
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Hi all!
I would personally like to thank you all for the ongoing support, your commitment to the development of this app and incredible amount of useful suggestions. It won't take too long anymore before you can start giving feedback as well!
I have been typing as fast as I can with my colleague Joost to ensure we have a pretty well functioning test version within the near future.For the past 2 weeks I have continuously been driving with the app and I am getting extremely happy with the result
Yes, I am developing the app myself so it would be very bad if I wasn't satisfied with my own work. But while trying to remain objective, I can assure you that this app will be incredible Next week, I'm going to drive a nice route with Michel and Serge to really give this app a good first extended test drive. Based on those results, we will communicate the schedule for a first test version for you people
We had a small delay in development because my own productivity (typing speed
) was at an absolute low due to COVID. It took me nearly 3 weeks to get back to my default productivity, which is quite high .Without any further delay or smalltalk, I'll share some progress.
To start off with, we have really been focussing on the functionality and design / implementation of the actual navigation screen. There is a default portrait mode and another (different) landscape mode. Based on your personal preference (app settings) you can show more or less items on the screen. These are definitely still subject to change! Especially once you people start giving feedback based on the Beta.
Current items you can now show / hide are:
- Current velocity / max allowed speed
- Current road you are driving on
- Next instruction
Features also implemented at this point are:
- Speed camera's
- Lane assist
- Voice guidance (not completely happy with the voice engine at this point)
- Traffic information when creating A-B route
All these features can obviously be turned off if you do not wish to use it!
Let's not forget that getting working navigation and showing all instructions properly is also quite a feature
Given our focus on the actual navigation (turn-by-turn) screen, we have not yet put a lot of time in route navigation. We mainly worked with and tested A-B navigation. Is this an issue? No absolutely not!
As you noticed with the Mobile app, we are able to push updates fast
. The only reason this is possible, is because we are building an app that is technically solid. Allowing us to make changes / improvements / features very fast. This same standard is upheld while developing Navigation Next.Only 2 weeks ago we first started navigating an actual route and it worked!
That is still a long way from feature complete but it demonstrated the good foundation we built.Last week we already implemented skipping waypoints and this week we continue the work on route navigation. This is quite useful as next week I want to drive a route with Michel and Serge
That's the update from my side. I hope this sparked you interest in the app and the near Beta
Best,
Corjanwrote on 10 Nov 2022, 19:04 last edited by@Corjan-Meijerink excellent progress. Looking forward to trialling it alongside you. Keep healthy.
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wrote on 10 Nov 2022, 22:53 last edited by
That looks excellent! Keep up the good work
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For those interested in another small update: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/2775/testing-navigation-next-while-driving-around-ijsselmeer-nl
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