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Some users have commented that it they would like to use a short press to mark people as paid, instead of a long press. This could be moved to an optional feature.

Investigate whether we can prevent leaving a tab/route when there are unsaved changes. This would primarily affect the event workflow and people workflow.

There is a high chance this might not be possible, as tab navigation does not expose the same ability to stop navigation (or at least, not easily).

Removing a person does remove their attendance but does not recalculate the stats for events they were attending. This should be figured out and addressed, although it is somewhat of an edge case.

The required validation on the name field of the ManagePersonSheet form can prevent submitting the form when adding multiple names. If the user presses the "add another" button, the input will be cleared and they cannot click "Save" until the form has valid data again.

This should be adjusted to detect when the user is attempting to save the form, vs simply submit to add another item.

When navigating away from the Event tab the Event stack should be reset (in case the event details page was shown). Have experimented a lot with various approaches without success, focusing on adding a listener in the EventsRouter and trying a variety of options with tabPress and blur events 🤷

The EventsStack is not mounted until the first time it is loaded, which causes issues when the user opens the app and selects an event from the dashboard. This has been fixed by disabling the BottomNavigation lazy mounting via a patch.

This is also visible on iOS, where, the selecting an event from Home will mean the event list page can never be viewed (since it will always be present in history). There is no back navigation (to Event List) from Event Details, and sometimes the "Event Details" becomes the back tab after navigating elsewhere.

List with no content (ie. people or events) should display a prompt to create a new item. This could be represented by an image, text, button, etc.

Implement accessibility (React Native docs) as an experiment.

The @react-native-community/date-picker library does not use a modal on iOS, which is less than ideal. While it would be best to have the same experience on iOS and Android, there are not many libraries that offer this.

The Spanish translations have been completely translated by Google Translate and a very limited knowledge of Spanish (uncertain about tenses for actions, etc). Ideally someone should update the translation files, replacing or modifying incorrect language.

New users should be presented with an onboarding option to familiarize themselves with the tool (first use only). When opening the app, an onboarding walkthrough (slides?) should be presented to walk them through the basic concepts.

• Setting cost for an event
• Long press to toggle attendance payment