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RE: Preview of Steem Proposal System web page for steemit.com
There are so many projects on the blockchain creating beautiful UI's for their applications (like Steem Monsters, Steemhunt and Partiko) without any of them getting paid for it by Steemit Inc.
We know there is more under the hood but we don't understand why anyone would get excited about a UI that looks like a table with 9 rows.
I'm not asking anyone to get excited about the UI. We need a UI to adequately test the usability of the API we're building so that we don't have to do a second release just to make the API pleasant to use. If someone else had wanted to create such a UI and work with us, I was happy to work that way, but I don't want to delay the release of the SPS too long waiting for that to happen.
And while it's probably not apparent, most of the work we've been doing this week is on the backend portion of this work (changes to API and bug fixes to the steemd code), not the UI itself. The UI just "highlights" them for us.
Then why didn't you say that in your post: We made a simple UI so we can test the API. It would have been much more clear for us. The fact you said you still needed to do minor tweaks made us believe this is it.
Seems like you aren't up-to-date with what the Steem Proposal System is or why a UI of any sort, pretty or not, would be a good thing.
Kind of funny since @blockbrothers are supposedly quite knowledgable on Steem.
This UI will lead to funding for various people working on the blockchain. Plain and simple.
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I'm not sure what you're getting at. This is "it" (the simple UI). We're not planning to develop anything more complicated later on.
Other frontends will likely build more powerful UIs for viewing the proposals in more ways and I suppose either steemit or another site that relies on condenser code will make further improvements later. We're doing the minimum we can to test the API and get a functional voting system that can be used as soon as SPS is released.