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by waseemsadiq 15y ago
nice catch :-)
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by waseemsadiq 15y ago
It's under the "I don't give a shit as long as some dude in china doesn't slap another name on it and sell it licence". I am not sure what the official name for that is tho :-)
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by waseemsadiq 15y ago
Well we could build 'a' business out of it, but we realized it wouldn't be a scalable business. For a couple of reasons: * We tried to do to much (classic mistake -> email + social + contacts...) * There are way too many ways that peopl
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by waseemsadiq 15y ago
Actually those are completely seperate products. One written in .net/c#, the other in objective c / pure c. Some of the concepts have been "forked" tho. Actually with the ipad app we are not even trying to create an email client (doesn't lo
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by waseemsadiq 15y ago
Actually the client doesn't but we also have another version which runs in the cloud. Old versions of the ipad app were hooked up to that, newer versions are completely stand alone so that has also changed in the mean while... hey what can
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Tell HN: I just open-sourced the e-mail client I spent 2 years of my life on(github.com)
475 points by waseemsadiq 15y ago|130 comments
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by waseemsadiq 16y ago
Check this out: http://startupdigest.com/
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by waseemsadiq 16y ago
awesome... I am one of the founders of Inbox2.com; I am actually working on something quite similar that i wanted to open source in the end anyway. I will check this out; if it works for me i'll look into some form of merge perhaps Many tha