afaqurk

This looks great. I have seen this idea implemented several times and each time it was an uninviting / non-modern UI.

I always wanted something like this to become popular and gain a user-base because it might lead to a more community-feeling web.

Here's hoping you accomplished it. Cheers.

Would be very useful if we could paste a github file url and refactor.io could just render the file (or a portion of it based on the github url) rather than pasting code manually.

Also, I was trying to comment on a code snippet I created. It would have been convenient to be able to refer to a specific line using shorthand (like #14, etc.) in a comment rather than pasting the entire snippet again with a diffed view.

Still a cool and super simple idea.

I just created a list this morning to help my family figure out an alternative to LastPass.

Here it is: http://afaqurk.github.io/lastpass-alternatives/

Yes, someone pointed that out on reddit. I'm going to make that and a few other changes to it this weekend.

This is EXACTLY what I started doing yesterday for the @Ehesp Responsive-Dashboard project. Glad you got it done before I got anywhere with it. Very useful to small one-off projects!

Awesome. Saw it on Reddit yesterday. Love the logo.

Needs more gif support.

This is so freakin cool. I assume you will receive a lot of criticism from VIM die-hards for your key bindings. But I love it.

Good job!

Very nice!

My friend's parent is disabled and we thought about doing something like this and hooking it up to a touch-screen monitor for them.

That way the parent can see messages from her kids (in a different city) and vice versa without any effort or typing.

Thanks. Glad it helped another dev.

I don't think Google Keep is anywhere near a competitor of Evernote. Keep is a different class of application. More of a to do list or quick note manager. Whereas evernote is a full blown digital notebook with an extensive feature list. Its like comparing Microsoft One Note to the iPhone notepad.

Right?

I love it. Your implementation is exactly what I think these apps should be: simple, extreme minimalism of UI, and light weight.

clickable link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sparc.stre...

Anand, you beautiful, brilliant bastard. That site looks awesome beyond compare. Awesome job.