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Hey thanks for the feedback! Mobile was definitely an after thought so I'll have to look into the swiping idea.

- Prefetching next follower makes a lot of sense

- I originally only wanted to show the last 5 tweets, but Twitter's API is weird. Adding the option to hide retweets should be doable.

- "Sort by last activity": YES! I 100% agree it makes way more sense to list by oldest follows first, however, again Twitter's API limits this :( I could go through and pull ALL follows up front, which I may do eventually.

- I can definitely display the bio

Thanks again for the feedback!

ICE Health Systems | Calgary, AB | Full Time, Onsite | http://icehealthsystems.com/

ICE Health Systems is a software company committed to developing innovative technologies for the healthcare community in order to improve the way healthcare is delivered.

ICE Health Systems initially began as Patient Education software, and has since, expanded its suite of products to include a cloud based, electronic health record system, ICE 5, and an online learning and content management system, ATLAS.

In order to create an effective solution for healthcare providers, we firmly believe that experts in the healthcare communities should be involved in the conceptual development and tangible end product. ICE Health Systems turns to trusted advisors for intellectual contributions to create truly unique systems created for healthcare professionals, by healthcare professionals.

Stack: Java (Spring), Hibernate, MySQL, BackboneJS, ReactJS, Redux, TeamCity, BitBucket

Position(s): We are looking to hire two Web Application Developers to add to our development team.

Job posting: http://icehealthsystems.com/web-application-developer

Contact me directly if you are interested, oconti at icehealthsystems.com.

Forgot to mention:

- We do quarterly "Hack Days", where you can work on whatever you feel like

- Every Friday is "Whiteboard Day" where you can pursue any ideas you have that'll benefit the product/company

ICE Health Systems | Web Application Developer | Calgary, AB | http://icehealthsystems.com

ICE Health Systems is a software company committed to developing innovative technologies for the healthcare community in order to improve the way healthcare is delivered.

ICE Health Systems initially began as Patient Education software, and has since expanded its suite of products to include a cloud based electronic health record system, ICE 5, and an online learning and content management system, ATLAS.

In order to create an effective solution for healthcare providers, we firmly believe that experts in the healthcare communities should be involved in the conceptual development and tangible end product. ICE Health Systems turns to trusted advisors for intellectual contributions to create truly unique systems created for healthcare professionals, by healthcare professionals.

Stack: Java (Spring), Hibernate, MySQL, BackboneJS, ReactJS, TeamCity, BitBucket

Position(s): We are looking to hire two Junior/Intermediate Web Frontend Developers to add to our development team.

Job posting: http://icehealthsystems.com/about-us/careers/web-application...

Contact me directly if you are interested, oconti@icehealthsystems.com.

ICE Health Systems | Web Developer | Calgary, AB | http://icehealthsystems.com

ICE Health Systems is a software company committed to developing innovative technologies for the healthcare community in order to improve the way healthcare is delivered.

ICE Health Systems initially began as Patient Education software, and has since, expanded its suite of products to include a cloud based, electronic health record system, ICE 5, and an online learning and content management system, ATLAS.

In order to create an effective solution for healthcare providers, we firmly believe that experts in the healthcare communities should be involved in the conceptual development and tangible end product. ICE Health Systems turns to trusted advisors for intellectual contributions to create truly unique systems created for healthcare professionals, by healthcare professionals.

Stack: Java (Spring), Hibernate, MySQL, BackboneJS, ReactJS, TeamCity, BitBucket

Position(s): We are looking to hire two Junior/Intermediate Front End Web Developers to add to our development team.

Job posting: http://icehealthsystems.com/web-application-developer

Contact me directly if you are interested, oconti@icehealthsystems.com.

ICE Health Systems | Calgary, AB | Full Time, Onsite | http://icehealthsystems.com/

ICE Health Systems is a software company committed to developing innovative technologies for the healthcare community in order to improve the way healthcare is delivered.

ICE Health Systems initially began as Patient Education software, and has since, expanded its suite of products to include a cloud based, electronic health record system, ICE 5, and an online learning and content management system, ATLAS.

In order to create an effective solution for healthcare providers, we firmly believe that experts in the healthcare communities should be involved in the conceptual development and tangible end product. ICE Health Systems turns to trusted advisors for intellectual contributions to create truly unique systems created for healthcare professionals, by healthcare professionals.

Stack: Java (Spring), Hibernate, MySQL, BackboneJS, ReactJS, TeamCity, BitBucket

Position(s): We are looking to hire two Junior/Intermediate Front End Web Developers to add to our development team.

Job posting: http://icehealthsystems.com/web-application-developer

Contact me directly if you are interested, oconti@icehealthsystems.com.

I can see your argument in some cases, but if you are accepting input, at some point you'll have to accept a string (or any primitive) and convert it to your custom type.

How does static typing ensure you're mapping the correct JSON input fields to your custom types?

Our web app uses right click in a few places mainly as a convenience to power users. The same functionality can be found by using visual indicators, but may take a couple more clicks.

Overall I agree with the parent comment. Right click and long-press are hard for non-power users to find/discover.