EtienneLem

1/3rd of Missive here. I handle most of the frontend and maintain the “native” (spoiler: it’s just HTML/JS) apps. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, we always love to share how we do and scale things

Very interesting. Would love to see some more numbers in a few months for both Knowtify signups and Relay usage.

As of right now we don’t want automatic memes on the home page. Working on something even better as we speak.

We’ll keep you all posted (@DropMeme) Thanks for your feedback @vinhboy

We do plan to add more built-in memes very soon and perhaps categories and whatnot. Until then you can use any image on the web with ?template_url=*

Enjoy! http://dropmeme.com/?template_url=http://blogs.telegraph.co....

Great job on that HTML table.

You’re absolutely right. It is more of a JavaScript-less experiment (folders) than an actual css version of an iPhone Home Screen.

Not that I’m aware of. Feel free to open an issue https://github.com/EtienneLem/skeleton/issues and we’ll try to figure it out

To tell the truth, I wasn’t aware of the "other" Skeleton.

Yeah, I did only check on http://npmjs.org to see if the bin script name was available.

Then I made the css only logo (See and inspect @ http://heliom.ca/en/blog/skeleton) and couldn’t look back.

Interesting. I will take a look, thanks.

So glad to hear. Feel free to contribute ;)

Oooh, that does give me a hint about what’s going on. It should be fixed. Let me know. Thanks

Sorry about that, it does look like a recurring problem for some people. I cannot reproduce this issue on my end. What browser are you using?

hmm, well I don’t know what’s happening. Everything looks fine here. What OS & browser/version are you using?

Was it about 10 minutes ago? If so it should be alright now. If not do you see any error message?

Update: Sorry about that, we had a callback error in the public version. All fixed now. Thanks!

There is 2 login buttons: One with write access and one without.

This is only so we can read your private events. There is a public version (no write access) if you don’t want to give write access. If you don’t even have private repos, don’t bother ;)

Do note that the app doesn’t use it’s write privilege. (see https://github.com/EtienneLem/octofeed).