I pitched this idea to Eike privately and got a positive reception, so I figured I'd file a formal feature request. For the upcoming Kicker backend rewrite project, I'd like to propose a dynamic view that can show favorites, recently used apps and documents, and also newly-installed apps. It would be primarily a history/recently used view, with the additional feature that Favorited items would always show up at the top of the list, perhaps with a little pin or star badge in the corner. In addition, every newly-installed app (or at least, those installed using Discover) would also show up in this view, so users can easily find them (which is a big discoverability problem right now). New Apps would likewise receive a badge, or perhaps a different background color--something to distinguish them as newly installed for the first few times they're launched The idea here is to create a user-friendly view that can show your average user everything they really need 99% of the time: - Their favorite apps - The apps and documents they've used recently - Newly-installed apps
> Newly-installed apps +1, we used to have that in Kickoff but went missing when it moved to Kicker's backend
Is this for Kicker (traditional cascading menu) of Kickoff (scrolling pages)?
Both, since they both use the same Kicker backend and just present the same information in different ways.
Fushan, would you be interested in implementing this?