Except for the core of the app (i.e. people moving around and WebRTC being triggered when two people are close), it would be great if all features could be toggled, through the settings or in-app.
Things we may want to enable or disable:
- chat
- user settings (or parts of it)
- reactions
- kick
- buttons
- inventory
- guilds
- etc. :)
This would also help when working on new features – we could release the code in production even when a feature is not 100% ready yet, keep working on it on a development instance and disable the feature in production. That way we wouldn't have to keep two distinct git branches with one lagging behind, which helps when you want to patch things.
Also, if we go through a module-based approach, we would make out-of-tree code standard, which would help minimizing the codebase here and contributions through third party codebases.
Except for the core of the app (i.e. people moving around and WebRTC being triggered when two people are close), it would be great if all features could be toggled, through the settings or in-app.
Things we may want to enable or disable:
This would also help when working on new features – we could release the code in production even when a feature is not 100% ready yet, keep working on it on a development instance and disable the feature in production. That way we wouldn't have to keep two distinct git branches with one lagging behind, which helps when you want to patch things.
Also, if we go through a module-based approach, we would make out-of-tree code standard, which would help minimizing the codebase here and contributions through third party codebases.