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I'm experimenting with price and freemium variations for my web app, which have turned out very well so far (more on that in another post). I'm currently adding
by matt1 16y ago
I'm experimenting with price and freemium variations for my web app, which have turned out very well so far (more on that in another post). I'm currently adding support to my timeline app so the color palette includes previously used colors, which has been a highly requested feature. Two year wedding anniversary is also this weekend--trying to balance it all is always fun.
- juliend2 16y agoYou timeline app seems pretty nice. I love the UI.
- matt1 16y agoThanks! I've tried to make it as clean as possible, which is a challenge as I add more and more things to it.
- faramarz 16y agoAwesome product! I have to add a comment/suggestion. Have you thought of allowing tweets to register as events on the timeline? This is a problem that plagues TV NEWS anchors. Every time they blowup twitter.com to show viewer responses or reactions to a certain event, there's no way for them to manage the tweet other than to have multiple browser tabs open and switch between them. Terrible experience for the audience and the the anchor as user. Letting them to save tweets in a fashion that annotates on your timeline seems to be the ideal solution. Keep it up!
- matt1 16y agoHey thanks for the kudos. Twitter integration (and in general third party integration) has been on the todo list for a while now, but it's a pretty big undertaking and I've put it aside in favor of working on the easier kills first. It's definitely something I'd like to integrate one day though. Appreciate the feedback!