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Agreed. Aren't these apps just an extension of the web anyway? If it's sent over HTTP and is accessible to virtually anyone who had access to the "normal" web, then isn't that the web.
I know many people are excluded because they don't have iOS running on the machine they use for the web, but not everyone had the means to surf the HTML/Flash-based web on Opera's web browser a while ago. Were they not part of the web?
Thanks!
The idea behind the "orange thing" is to allow people to see some basic instructions right away. I'm currently trying to figure out how useful the instructions are.
Yeah that's next on my list of bugs to crush. Hope to have it fixed tonight.
The idea is to allow any online clothing merchant to be able to host their offering on the site. Currently we're only showing a small number of garments available from Amazon.com
We do however have a few plus-size shirts and one pair of pants, just search for "plus" in either of the sections.
I know it isn't possible for everyone, but I've always found it really good for me to have a window close to my computer. I'll look out the window every time I stop to think.
I'd like to visit for a couple of days, probably around May 28th and 29th. If you are willing to spare an empty couch or space on the floor please email me too: pierrebombay [at] gmail [dot] com
I agree. Not everything that gets to the front page of reddit should be posted here, that's what reddit's for.
Working on writing a blog to help me learn arc.
This is a fantastic idea. I'm going to be in Seattle this Summer and am hoping to drive down to the Bay Area for a weekend. I'll send out an email if it all pans out.
Philip Glass is my favorite to listen to while coding. It's prefect for both background music while focusing on a difficult problem and for putting into the foreground when you just need to take a second away from the problem.