I know I write this a lot here, but I can’t explain how much this will change the app for you and allow you to do things you never thought you could do as adalo. Anyone who encounters any problem, use this and you will see salvation.
Have you got some examples? Would be interested to see how you’re using them.
Thanks
The entire front end of my app, download Anti-Gravity. Understand roughly what manifest+index+adalo gison+package json is and simply explain to the chat what you want it to be.
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I encountered a problem with the design and the search. The components in Adalo are blocks and have no transparency, which does not fit my colors. All my components (I have over 12) are built with glass and colors that are precise to the design line I chose. It looks nice. Additionally, this glass allows my user to scroll down the list while the search bar remains at the top and glides over the results in a way that is pleasant to the eye. This is not possible with Adalo’s design because it would simply be a block at the top (since the color is not opaque). Functionally, in the search bar I created, there is a slight delay mechanism before sending and coordination with a custom spinner I created. The search feels smoother; the query is sent to the server only the moment the user clicks the button in the search bar, and this prevents layout jumps that sometimes happen with Adalo. Something else nice (not related to code agents) is that together with Make, I created a smart numbering mechanism for all items in the list, and this way, in one list, I can present a logic of priority. In other words, what will appear at the top and what at the bottom—this is true for all items in the list and not like the regular list of Adalo (Adalo’s sorting mechanism performs sorting only according to the first 20 that are loaded in the list). It is simply a formula that checks all sorts of things and numbers each product in the list according to priority. What I wrote here is just the tip of the iceberg.
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