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For the mobile apps we agree that speed is important. We actually debated using phonegap or titanium studio but after playing with apps built on those platforms
by mkeung 14y ago
For the mobile apps we agree that speed is important. We actually debated using phonegap or titanium studio but after playing with apps built on those platforms we decided to go with the native routes for both.
edit: i'm taking a look at RoutineTap, i'll give you some feedback once I get more time (olark + comments here are blowing us up)
- mping 14y agoYou guys are on a different league, I made routinetap in spare time and I just don't have the time to spend on it as I want to. So much to do, so little time... In fact, I'm so cheap that I have a jvm running on the same linode for other stuff, I couldn't get enough traction to invest more time on it. Only now I found a guy to help me out with the android app, because I was so disappointed with phonegap-like solutions (tried trigger.io but performance is still lousy comparing to native, nevermind the css3 hw transition quirks...). Anyway, I hope you guys can get things going, I think there's some things to be done in that area, specially in combination with statistics and social/gamification. The best of luck!
- mkeung 14y agoPlaying with it now, it's simple and straight forward. I'll see if it'll convince me to get more sleep. A couple things that I found odd: 1. What does the password color rectangle thing on signup mean? I know it had to do with password strength but the colors didn't make any sense. 2. I am doing a simple yes no question, it wasn't clear that checking the box = yes, and unchecked = no. I thought it was just missing a yes checkbox at first.
- estsauver 14y agoYou may want to eyeball RubyMotion. I don't know what y'all made thryv in, but as a webdev I was a lot more comfortable working in rubymotion then stock objective-c.