Currently after you add task, you should choose TaskType before you click Next and create task.
But Next button looks active just doesn't react.

When golemapp crash, UI doesn't show any notification. It should activly check if core is working and, if it crash/die it should tell about it

Resources slider looks inactive while Golem is running, but knobs in advanced settings don't.

UI should try to connect to Golem and start core if it's not possible, shouldn't just check if HyperG is up. HyperG may be up without any golem instance working.

On left, as designed. On right, as implemented.

For task details in developer mode we would like to see a full list of subtasks with states & nodes that computed given task.

Go to "settings" and hover "network" or "tasks" - http://i.imgur.com/IWXzYkS.jpg

Maybe icons on the right "new task/docs/settings" should also be underlined for better readability?

1. Start Task creation process - add files / edit some files
2. Switch to Network Tab
3. Switch back to Tasks -> screen with fields and resources is Gone / generic task view is visible.

This is not a big issue, but can be quite frustrating.

The modal overlay for connection errors will probably become pretty annoying, so here is an alternate, less intrusive notification style specifically for dealing with connection issues and errors.

Visual design:

Behaviour:
https://app.atomic.io/d/7klN7VhGycMW

Hi,

It seems it's not possible to edit an existing preset as every time save preset is selected it will prompt for a name. Also if you save with the same name as an existing present it doesn't say it already exists.

It might be better to have an edit preset option and a warning that the name already exists.

Implement a next part of new dev interface that shows 'comp.tasks.stats' (get_tasks_stats). It can be displayed somewhere in settings or in Network tab.

Implement last part of Golem development mode GUI that displays specific information about nodes that you are connected to. It should get information from net.peers.connected (get_conneccted_peers).
We should display address, port, and node_name only.

Hardware presets are updated on value (CPU, mem, disk space) change. If a field is empty, core fails with a traceback containing the error message: invalid literal for int() with base 10

First onboarding screen shows message about ports forwarding, but points to docs.golem.network and not to specific doc page where port forwarding is described.

To replicate:
enter node name during onboarding process, go to Settings pane, node name has not been saved

I followed the guide referenced for port forwarding and I think it worked fine. I checked my firewall to determine if it was blocking the connections and it was not. I am not sure why Golem cannot connect to the network

Test task should be started automatically after new files are added / dropped. User should not have to click "Render Local Test" button.

if all required fields are filled and user clicks on 'save preset' the task gets automatically started

When creating a new task in 0.7.1 on windows 10:

!==

What is configured in the settings:

Settings where set in 0.6.0 with the UI, updated recently to 0.7.0, and now to 0.7.1.

Save task presets for Lux displays Blender specific fileds - frames & Blender compositing. It doesn't dipslay / save sample per pixel

npm run start does not set the environment variables properly.

Current behaviour makes it difficult to know where you are and which view tab is highlighted.
This behaviour will improve it: https://app.atomic.io/d/yBx7OKm2rV1y

Task must contain:

• At least one proper scene file, ie. ".blend" file for Blender or ".lxs" file for Lux

Task may contain:

• Any amount of additional files with arbitrary extensions. The directory structure of additional files is important and must be saved.

Currently we are only able to add "scene files", all the other files causes an error "Sorry, but we couldn't recognise some of the files needed for this task..."

At the moment, we cannot get Golem to connect to any nodes, even with ports open, at least on our office network. So we are constantly updating builds as they come out. However, the only way to know which build we have is by looking in the terminal output during the install process.

Being able to see more than just "Brass Golem V0.1" but also the build information will probably be useful to everyone during beta testing and probably well beyond so i would suggest adding it.

These are all preset-related RPC calls found in source:

//Hardware Presets
--
77 | PRESETS_RPC: 'env.hw.presets',
78 | PRESET_RPC: 'env.hw.preset',
79 | PRESET_CREATE_RPC: 'env.hw.preset.create',
80 | PRESET_ACTIVATE_RPC: 'env.hw.preset.activate',

Instead of always using env.hw.preset.create, please also consider env.hw.preset.update

Problem: if the user triggers Calculate Performance button & it takes longer than user is prepared to wait, quitting the app & restarting is their only current option.

Solution: Add cancel functionality to the flow.

Desired functionality:

https://app.atomic.io/d/EEBAUFFMoYe2

After clicking "Save as preset" in Luxtask following fields arent saved:
Task Timeout
Subtask Amount
Subtask Timeout

Current behaviour:

Click on Settings icon takes you to Settings view. To return, you have to click Network or Tasks to return to one of those views.

Better behaviour:
Once in Settings view click on either Network, Tasks or the Settings icon to return. Clicking on Settings icon will return you to whatever view you were previously in, while Network or Tasks will return you to those views specifically.

After assigning task, on task list there is placed task item.

Under the task title there are some status/time information details.

After task is started, status change from waiting.. to "some_time Duration". It's not clear what is this time. I noticed that this is "Task timeout" time, but is it really duration? Task can be completed faster or not at all. Presenting task timeout as a duration doesn't seem much of a help, since user can see it in task details (besides he already know what timeout he has chosen). Can we consider more of something like ETA (estimated time of arrival?), but if this will be hard due to lack of information, maybe at least "elapsed time"? So user can now how long this task has already took time?

And some obvious bug, after task is completed, Duration is replaced with some strange "3.15 Pm Yesterday" ... which doesn't seems right this is set same for every task despite i have currently 10:59 AM on my clock and it seems to be right :). Should this be point in time when task was completed?

The electron interface shows in a pulsed manner that the computer has not forwarded ports despite they are forwarded (macOS Sierra 10.12.5). Probably it is the problem with local storage.

seriously

Problem: Preview switch works in different manner to rest of the main UI controls
Solution: Bring into line with other styles

Also: move Preview Window launch button to lower toolbar so it can be accessed without having the Preview on

Behaviour for Preview on/off
https://app.atomic.io/d/j0kR533j37Yn

Currently user can click over to tasks and try to add a task, and get as far as doing all the setup, only to find that nothing works. Disabling the Tasks view controls until the system is connected to active nodes would probably be a good idea

Described here: https://github.com/golemfactory/golem/issues/1304

Reason: grammatically incorrect
Better: "No Nodes Connected"

Balance indicator shows our current GNT amount. ETH and USD sections are basically shows conversion of the GNT amount to the selected currency.

The problem is in here; Golem system has both of GNT and ETH currencies. ETH currency is used for the gas price. To show ETH balance in the system, balance indicator UI must be rearranged or any other solutions are welcome.

1. “Not Loaded” is a bit clunky, better to say “No presets created”
2. Remove the horizontal rule above “Manage Presets” if there is no preset (it looks awkward)
3. Make some auto-generated presets i.e. Light, Medium, Heavy (this would solve 1 & 2)

i.e., usually at the border of the left and right display

Info on welcome screen (descriptions for network, tasks, node) is misleading. There
should be added some header like "hint" "tips" or "introduction". Current screen - plain description - makes an impression that you need to set something at this point. Eg. node. On this screen it is possible to type user's node name, instead of "Anonymous Golem". Nothing is set, nothing is saved. There is no info that was just an example. Later on, one is wondering if node name was set anywhere or if it's needed to be typed again.

When you click on Task list on defined task (arrow to the right) you can see settings but some of them are missing: GNT bid, estimated price and new fields, ie. tiemouts, subtask number / sample per pixels.

Add possibility to display subtask details in GUI. There should be information about:

• stdout log (can be file path)
• stderr log (can be file path)
• ip of the node that has computed the subtask
• name of the node that has computed the subtask
• short subtask description
• time of computation

If I start creating a task and then enter the Network tab, I lost everything I've chosen.

A "dummy', useful-for-debugging-and-implementation-example task is developed, and it needs some UI.

The input file is supposed to be an ordinary text file.
After the user select that file, he should be greeted with short task description and prompted for:

1. Difficulty factor (from 0 to 2^32, probably would be better to show it on a logarithmic scale, with some label on what is the required time prediction - if this counter is set on x, then the task will take about 2^(-15)*x seconds).
2. Number of subtasks
3. Length of subtask-specific data (in bits) - every subtask has to calculate PoW based on shared data file (the input file received at the beginning) concatenated with subtask-specific data, which is chosen at random during task creation. This parameter sets the size of that additional data send to providers.
4. Timeouts forms, as it is with rendering
5. Price form, as it is with rendering

It's clear installation. After run i get "Fatal Error! Failed to execute script golemapp". Geth is not running in the background but I can run it from cmd.