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I'm right now hacking on the same idea. How did you do it? In my case I'm configuring canto(http://codezen.org/canto/ http://codezen.org/canto/) to use crm114.
by meskio 16y ago
I'm right now hacking on the same idea. How did you do it?
In my case I'm configuring canto(http://codezen.org/canto/ http://codezen.org/canto/) to use crm114. It's not working properly yet, but you have my repo here:
http://gitorious.org/foobarnews http://gitorious.org/foobarnews
- DanielBMarkham 16y agoI'm blogging about the entire thing. Hope to post a new article on HN later today. (EDIT: post is up now: http://www.whattofix.com/blog/archives/2010/09/google-chrome-a.php http://www.whattofix.com/blog/archives/2010/09/google-chrome...) Basically I'd like to eventually have a stand-alone app. No point in making a web app if people can just like on another tab. So I've picked what I'm most comfortable with in stand-alone apps: Microsoft stack with F#. I'm using Webkit as a browser and doing some persistence in a MS Access database for now, although that will probably change. I think I'm pretty far along for just a solo effort. It pulls all the main articles from HackerNews, Digg, Reddit, and a couple more places. You can view the target article and vote them up or down, all without leaving the app. Of course, like any project, still a long ways to go. Would love to hear how things go for you.