Learning Python person here.... I like what you've done, and thanks for showing it (and the code). It's nice to see a project which does something that's interesting, but where the code base is small enough to actually understand, so I've found it useful to look through it and read some of the code.
For 'next', I'd have said some improvements to the UI - for instance, if it was possible to overlay one of the 'similar' to words which appear below a map in a different colour so you could see more of the difference in distribution? And maybe making the front page a series of buttons (with multiple buttons on each line) rather than the scroll-heavy list that's present at the moment.
Just meant as constructive suggestions, and also from experience I know that having someone else ask for something leads you down paths you've not thought of.. good work though!
Hey thank you! I really appreciate you taking the time to checking it out! Yes, I am working to improve the UI, I spent most of the time working on the back end, on the actual scripts. There lies my strength, I guess. I am not a very good graphics or web designer, and I plan to work with a UI person in the future. Stay tuned, I will make this app work also for English speaking cities!
Learning Python person here.... I like what you've done, and thanks for showing it (and the code). It's nice to see a project which does something that's interesting, but where the code base is small enough to actually understand, so I've found it useful to look through it and read some of the code.
For 'next', I'd have said some improvements to the UI - for instance, if it was possible to overlay one of the 'similar' to words which appear below a map in a different colour so you could see more of the difference in distribution? And maybe making the front page a series of buttons (with multiple buttons on each line) rather than the scroll-heavy list that's present at the moment.
Just meant as constructive suggestions, and also from experience I know that having someone else ask for something leads you down paths you've not thought of.. good work though!