Add Bubble Up to resurface postponed cards #2440
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I love the Bubble Up feature in Hey. I love Fizzy. Are you seeing what I'm seeing? Bubble Up clearly belongs in a product called Fizzy, so I stole it from Hey to give back to you in Fizzy.
Sometimes you don't have the time for something right now, but you also don't want it to get lost way down in the Not Now pile - Bubble Up postpones the card and sets it to automatically appear back in the Maybe column in the future, with a pretty golden bubble attached so you know it's something you wanted to come back to.
Once it has resurfaced, if you don't deal with the card before it is auto-closed - the golden bubble is popped. Progressing the card from the Maybe column will also pop the golden bubble.
I've tried to keep the feature and implementation as close to the 37Signals style (as I understand it) as possible, if you do want to take this feature forward I'm happy to address any feedback you have.
Thanks for open-sourcing Fizzy, it's been a blast to work on.