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Re:Show HN: Never miss a software update again
on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @09:56PM (#4751927)
Nice site!
Currently tracking the version in a local database and checking for changes hourly via cron. I've half implemented checking github repo's but its not 100% accurate yet. Not sure how you are doing it but I am going to focus on an update being any change to a branch. So its basically tracking branches only.
Re:Show HN: Never miss a software update again
on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @07:47PM (#4751648)
Thanks :)
Re:Show HN: Never miss a software update again
on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @07:46PM (#4751647)
Well that should be possible too. However if you add a package later, it would be easier to edit your own package file then to log back in to updateditis and re-upload a package file. Automatic for the people
Re:Show HN: Never miss a software update again
on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @07:10PM (#4751553)
I have almost finished the ability to add custom projects (within reason). Perhaps I could then implement a service which auto-detects packages. So, user Bob creates a repo in github. He adds a file in the root called packages.json which contains a list of the packages he is using. He then adds his repo to updateditis.com. Updateditis periodically checks his packages.json file and if it detects a change in one of the packages versions, it emails Bob saying "For project XYZ, the package ABC has been updated to version 1.2.3, you should consider updating it."
Re:Show HN: Never miss a software update again
on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @06:12PM (#4751344)
No plans for an api as such yet. Although I might add in the ability to change the notification type. Options would be a push url, sms, jabber notification and anything else that might be useful.
Re:Show HN: Never miss a software update again
on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @06:10PM (#4751330)
I like that... it was originally a play on yodas strange little syntax.
Re:Ask HN: Someone has stolen my startup - what can I do?
on Wednesday October 12, 2011 @06:52AM (#3102397)
good point :)
Re:Ask HN: Someone has stolen my startup - what can I do?
on Wednesday October 12, 2011 @01:37AM (#3101641)
Something to remember when ever I start thinking about him.. Thanks for your comments
Re:Ask HN: Someone has stolen my startup - what can I do?
on Wednesday October 12, 2011 @01:35AM (#3101636)
You are right. The bitterness must be left behind, focus on moving forward.
Re:Ask HN: Someone has stolen my startup - what can I do?
on Wednesday October 12, 2011 @01:32AM (#3101630)
Alas they have more resources than myself, so will most likely end up with a better experience than me. But you are right.
Ask HN: Someone has stolen my startup - what can I do?
Hello,I asked an acquaintance to be a co-founder for my startup that was in alpha. After 6 months it was plain to see that he was having a negative influence and the product was going nowhere (in fact backwards). At this point I asked him to leave the startup after we failed to see eye-to-eye on a major issue.Fast forward 12 months and I have found out that he has copied my idea and made his...