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The Customers Have Spoken: We Want To Export Our Mockups to HTML/CSS
(blog.jmockups.com)
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matt1
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I could implement that if its something more folks are interested in. Maybe give users the options to specify the 960gs options or Blueprint positioning, etc.
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matt1
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Can you email me so we can troubleshoot? (I don't see a contact email in your profile.) I'd love to narrow down the cause. matt@jmockups.com
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jMockups Can Now Automatically Create Detailed Specs Of Your Website Mockups
(blog.jmockups.com)
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So, I'm working on a web design tool called jMockups and one of the routes I'm considering taking is focusing on the ability to export your designs to HTML/CSS. You could then visually design your site from scratch or start with a template
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Rule of 72
(en.wikipedia.org)
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jMockups Introduces Mockup Templates to Make Web Design Easier
(blog.jmockups.com)
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Share your website design to help others get started with theirs
(blog.jmockups.com)
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Yeah, you're probably right that it's not worth the time to implement and that it would take a while to get accurate results. Maybe one day when Preceden has millions of monthly visitors we can take another look. :)
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Last week I received several emails from a woman who was having trouble creating timelines on my web app, Preceden. She repeatedly asked for our customer service representatives to call her to work through her issue. When I finally did call
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I'm currently working on two web apps: Preceden [1], a tool for making timelines, was profitable almost immediately. Heroku costs about $50/month and a premium account costs folks $29, so with 2+ upgrades/month it is profitable. Currently m
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Show HN: The New jMockups Mockup Editor
(blog.jmockups.com)
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matt1
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Appreciate it -- thanks :)
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Thanks for checking it out. Can you elaborate on your last sentence? Of course, seeing what you have right now, I can understand your thinking in pursuing high fidelity route.
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1. "j" is for JavaScript. Think jQuery. 2. No need -- the bookmarklet is easier to install and works cross browser. I'd bet that most people competent enough to install a Chrome extension can also install a bookmarklet. Also, seem more secu
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Reengineering jMockups for Optimal Performance
(blog.jmockups.com)
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Balsamiq is for designing low fidelity mockups (wireframes) whereas jMockups is for designing high fidelity (pixel perfect) mockups. It makes more sense to compare jMockups to Photoshop than Balsamiq. That being said, I can pretty effortles
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Plug: I'm building a web-based mockup tool called jMockups [1], which my long term goal is to supplant Photoshop as the high fidelity mockup tool of choice. If you have qualms with Photoshop and can entertain the possibility of a better too
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Tips for Getting Started with Time Tracking
(sebastianmarshall.com)
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This looks like an incredible tool--congrats. Would you mind explaining more about how it works behind the scenes?
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Hey HackerNews -- about four months ago I launched jMockups, a new HTML5-based high fidelity website mockup tool [1]. This new Website to Mockup Converter is the second largest milestone next to the initial launch. With it, you can instantl
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Show HN: Redesign any website with the new jMockups Website to Mockup Converter
(jmockups.com)
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jMockups Seeking Alpha Testers for new Website to Mockup Converter
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Hey, thanks for the note. The import tool will be a bookmarklet that, when clicked, will analyze the DOM using jQuery then post that data back to jMockups, which will create a mockup based on the data that it received from the bookmarklet.
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Using Canvas Pixel Caching to Reduce jMockups’ Rendering Time By 80%+
(blog.jmockups.com)
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The Case for Git Rebase
(darwinweb.net)
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This is very cool. I'm working on something similar, which you might be interested in if you like this. jMockups, my startup, is a web app for designing high fidelity mockups. Kind of like a web-based Photoshop for designing mockups, if tha
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jMockups Has a Fresh, New Look
(blog.jmockups.com)
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SARCOS Next Generation Exoskeleton [video]
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About to quit my job to learn to code. I'm 25 w/$100k saved, what should I do?
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