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Live Voting Results(elections.huffingtonpost.com)
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by gtmtg 14y ago
Summly seems to have been redesigned ( http://summly.com )... It looks pretty cool, at least from their website and a few sample summaries...
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by gtmtg 14y ago
I don't think that has been done - that might be worth exploring and would definitely be cool...
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by gtmtg 14y ago
Summly ( http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/12/17/meet-the-16-year-old-w... ) does exactly this... It was created by a 16-year-old and generated tons of press, getting VC funding and all... It's worth noting that the app website is down and it
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Ask HN: What PaaS do you use and why?
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by gtmtg 14y ago
Great - thanks!
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by gtmtg 14y ago
Thanks for your reply - definitely looks cool. As I mentioned above (under @jd's post), it might help to change the call to action text...
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by gtmtg 14y ago
I had the same question as @jd - to clarify this, you might want to change the call to action to "get started for free" or something along those lines...
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by gtmtg 14y ago
Looks pretty cool. One question - pricing? There's a "try for free" button, but there's no indication of how long the trial actually lasts nor of what happens after the trial. Note that I didn't sign up, - this information is only from the
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by gtmtg 14y ago
I haven't used it myself, but the folks at Github have made Gauges ( http://get.gaug.es )... It looks pretty powerful and intuitive and offers real-time analytics.
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by gtmtg 14y ago
Why not create a Jekyll blog on Github Pages? It's free and fairly simple to use (once you've set it up)...
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by gtmtg 14y ago
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for but I created RESTMailer ( http://restmailer.mihirgarimella.com ) a little while ago. It does exactly this - you create the form and RESTMailer powers the rest, including validation and sendin
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by gtmtg 14y ago
I'm pretty sure this (just a UIWebView with no additional functionality) would get the update rejected: See any of the answers here - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7421002/app-rejected-from... - and http://www.makayama.com/checklist
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by gtmtg 14y ago
When you stop paying your developer account membership fee, the app isn't deleted from the users' devices - it is merely removed from the App Store. This means that existing users who don't have a copy of the app on their computers will sti
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Show HN: Test Jade and EJS templates easily in the browser with view-test(github.com)
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Show HN: Easily embed a drawing slate in your iOS app(github.com)
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Show HN: RESTful Contact Forms - You make the form, RESTMailer does the rest.(restmailer.mihirgarimella.com)
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