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I think htmx is using the Rule of least power which "suggests choosing the least powerful [computer] language suitable for a given purpose"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_least_power

Great job! Congrats!

Looks cool. Me and my friends are working on an API service that would enable anyone to build such an app. http://filepreviews.io

Shameless plug:

We (getblimp.com) are currently working to consolidate real-time chat with task management in a very unique way. This will allow remote workers to collaborate freely on chat and then move those conversations to a more persistent form, a task with context.

http://blog.getblimp.com/2013/11/blimp-needs-more-bandwidth/

Here's a screenshot http://i.imgur.com/1MdZSPB.png

All the web console screenshots are missing

http://circus.readthedocs.org/en/latest/for-ops/circusweb/#c...

Blimp http://getblimp.com

Project management software for creative teams with no managers.

It's cool because:

* We help you automate a workflow for your tasks (Plan -> Do -> Review ->Done)

* Beautiful and easy to use

* You can see the status of all projects on a single page (no more status meetings)

* You can see who is doing what in any moment

* Conversations are task centric, no need to read long messages to figure out what to do

* Google Drive, Dropbox Integration

* Proudly bootstrapped and made by three guys from Puerto Rico.

I have been playing with the Chrome/Safari Web Inspector for a few weeks now and let me say that I kind of like Firebug more.

I hope this update make CSS editing more Firebug-like.

What about titanium, any news?