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Posted by
panteravaca on Sunday March 08, 2015 @12:47AM
from the show-hn dept.
Here it is:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T8R91jWhQK9t7IwQGngDDLFavJ2LTNtlntThgQPS0Uo/edit?usp=sharingFeel free to add articles to the suggestions section, and I will review them and add to the document! Any and all feedback is accepted!
I will certainly re-post with an update as soon as I have more content, thanks for the feedback!
First thanks for the comment, now to answer your feedback, the reason I haven't provided the first post yet is because I am still working on it! I expect to have the first post finished by (hopefully) this weekend, and then I will post it on next Monday. I will update the landing page with the blog posts as I post them also so future visitors can see some of the content/all of the content before deciding to sign up. I hope this provides an understandable excuse!
Posted by
panteravaca on Monday February 23, 2015 @01:29PM
from the n.myrpi.org dept.
Are you considering revamping the UI to match with Material Design soon? Also It might be worth while adding a onboarding experience before the user is set up in the app. This would allow you to explain the buttons at the bottom better (speaking of which it might be better to use two different icons, like change the one on the right to a "reply arrow" or something like forwarding so the user knows that the button means they will re-ask the question).
Posted by
panteravaca on Tuesday December 16, 2014 @07:26PM
from the show-hn dept.
Posted by
panteravaca on Saturday October 11, 2014 @06:33PM
from the show-hn dept.
Here (http://n.myrpi.org) is a project I have been working with on and off for almost a full year developing a news system that I wanted to use. I have a lot more ideas to develop into the platform but I like where it is at now. Let me know what you think!
Libraries. How can the idea of the public library extent properly into the 21st century? Sure there are solutions such as Oyster and Scribd, but they would be considered private libraries that you pay subscription fees for, how can you scale a library to remain free without DRM traps in this day and age?
"Internet Exploder"
sure why not.
Thats practically what I am doing right now, if it has been 15 mins, I pull in new tweets, if it hasn't i read from the cache.
The whole idea is that it collects the top ten news stories of the day and presents them to the user.
Yea I plan on doing a ton more work, currently I am trying to get past Twitter's API limits but once I solve that it can refresh every page load.
Posted by
panteravaca on Saturday March 29, 2014 @09:36PM
from the show-hn dept.
Here is a small project I have been working on for a week or two. Basic concept is that wading through all the random tweets on a twitter timeline is time expensive, so let this site collect the most important news for you and don't worry about missing important news.http://alpha.n.myrpi.org/index.php