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Show HN: New release of my startup, Interstate (http://interstateapp.com)

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My startup, Interstate (http://interstateapp.com) has just launched a new version (v4). The new version has brought a lot of new features and tons of UI/code/existing feature improvements (a full rundown of all the major changes can be found on our blog: http://blog.interstateapp.com/post/4416998498/major-roadworks-on-interstate).

For those who have never heard of us before, Interstate provides developers and businesses alike a way to plan and share their development progress using roadmaps.

If anyone has any feedback or would just like an invite then please do post! :)

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Just found out we've got a Y Combinator interview :)

Big tip of the cap on design. It looks very, very nice. Signed up for the beta as well.

Thanks! I've just sent out a load of invites so you should have received one :)

Lazy link: http://interstateapp.com/

Invite please, signed up for one; my twitter is bbhoss.

Thanks! Sent you an invite.

This looks pretty cool; I'd love to try it out.

Thanks. If you've applied for an invite then check your inbox as I just sent all the new invite requests an invite code :)

Would love an invite! stevenj134@gmail.com

I just submitted one.

Looks cool! Nice chatting to you yesterday

Same! Thanks for the nice comments :)

OH remove that heavy background image.

FYI, it looks like your SSL is broken.

Ah, my apologies. Was this related to http://bakedcode.com? If so, we've just fixed an issue with our SSL cert on that domain when using Firefox (FF wasn't recognising our CA).

https://interstateapp.com/join

Calomel, the plugin I'm basing this on, doesn't seem to have any complaints about the cert. It claims, however, that the connection is either partially encrypted or completely broken and ought not be trusted.

Thanks for letting me know about Calomel, it looks like a very handy plugin! I tracked down the issue (a missing CSS file 302 redirecting to a non-HTTPS page) and it should show the site as being secure now :)

Looks tiptop on my end, too! Calomel is pretty cool. There may be a similar plugin getting released out of UCSC in the next year or two, but that's only if the research team gets their shit together. ;)

Strange, it looks to be working fine for me: http://cl.ly/460I3Z1V1R0F1y3W0J3d.

Is there a specific page where it's broken for you?

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