Flow Clarity

A redesigned table of contents allows the whole case to be sequenced with a simple drag and drop interface, so authors can choose the optimal flow from element to element.

Under the hood, we've upgraded to react-router v4, which lets individual case threads have their own routes without polluting a user's browsing history. Also, this release includes a large CSS refactoring which allows us to include the blueprint UI library for quick iteration of new interfaces.

Comments

Users can discuss the case text in conversation threads tied directly to selections of text.

Edgenote Redesign

In response to user feedback, we redesigned Edgenotes to make their contents and purpose more clear.

Under the hood, cards are now based on Draft.js and the card and edgenote data stores have been transitioned to Redux.

Enrollment

Users can enroll in cases they’re interested in to add them to a “My Cases” section of the library.

Analytics

Analytics that care only about non-:invisible readers are calculated for each card, edgenote, podcast, and page, and keep track of the users active time on page.

In-Place Editability

Allows for the editing of cases in-place, now that cases are loaded from the Orchard backend.

Rails backend

Connects the React frontend to a custom Rails app backed by a Postgres database