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I'd love to answer any questions you guys have and take any and all good/bad feedback. :)
by sahillavingia 15y ago
I'd love to answer any questions you guys have and take any and all good/bad feedback. :)
- jk8 15y agoAny plans to open source it?
- sahillavingia 15y agoProbably, yes :)
- ak217 15y agoNo offense, but caltrain xpress is much better. I usually want to know what are the upcoming trains from station X to station Y, and caltrain xpress has the UI that focuses on that question well. Your app just has a flat table, and doesn't highlight express or bullet trains. Take a look at the features in caltrain xpress and iBART.
- sahillavingia 15y agoAll I want is a flat table, that's quick to load, and fun to use. This app is a Caltrain schedule, and that's it. I don't want it to be anymore — it'll quickly get bloated and turn into one of those. I agree that app is much better for certain things, but not for just reading a timetable in a slightly nicer format.
- paulirish 15y agoI'd love to see what it looks like. Also would love to use it on my Android phone. If this had been built as a webapp, I'd be using it right now. :/
- danilocampos 15y ago> If this had been built as a webapp, I'd be using it right now. :/ You should ask for a refund.
- mtogo 15y agoGreat point, nobody should ever improve their software or provide it to a wider audience unless they charge money for it. Brilliant.
- danilocampos 15y agoCute, but no. Homeboy introduced this as a "weekend project." That's code for "I did whatever the hell I wanted to because it was fun, want a look?" To me, it's in bad taste to gripe about the stack someone chooses in the pursuit of their personal, free projects, the same way only a jerk bitches about a thoughtful housewarming gift.
- paulirish 15y agoShow HN is a deliberate request for feedback. My comment was stating I have zero ability to provide useful feedback because of his choices. Totes bad taste.