Decide on ordering strategy

[addyosmani]

• Order alphabetically
• Order based on some grouping. Topics?
• Order based on estimated complexity
• Something else

[FoxxMD]

My vote would be order by perceived complexity from simplest to most complex (with categories stacking):

• Self-contained, read-only or simple storage (flashlight, simple games, 14 virtues)
• Complex storage or database-backed (recipes, employee manager, timetable)
• Advanced/heavy 1st party api usage (photos app, qr code scanner, pedometer, battery status monitor)
• Uses 3rd party api, read-only (code search, weather app, imdb search)
• Uses 3rd party api, auth, write (reddit client, soundcloud player)
• Online Interactive (messaging app, online kanban board, fantasty football)
• ???

[sindresorhus]

I would group by complexity, but order by perceived interestingness (new ones just get's added to the bottom and we can manually sort once in awhile).

[trading-peter]

App idea suggestion: Awesome App Ideas App (with custom grouping, ordering settings) 😉

[lalwanivikas]

Order/group based on estimated time required to build the app?

Related to complexity in some sense, but time commitment can help people take a better call when picking something from the list.

[addyosmani]

I would group by complexity, but order by perceived interestingness

I think this makes sense or factoring in time to build (which is related to complexity).

[androidfanatic]

👍 +1 for grouping and ordering based on complexity. That'd be most helpful for someone selecting an idea to implement.

On a side note, I wish github adds a like/upvote system for comments soon.

[koistya]

Is there a winner yet? :) I'm trying to decide which app would work better for graphql-sandbox project (aka TodoMVC for GraphQL)...