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thanks

Thanks.. I would love your feedback once you have used it. Me email is on the dashboard.

I logged in just to say thanks for this answer. In my thoughts I have been close to this question many times but have been unable to understand it as well as you have put it here.

Thanks a lot.

It will be ready in a few days. You could leave your email and I will let you know when it is ready

Handicrafts include a range of items including fashion "stuff".

I am not yet sure what will work and I intend to ask/look for a lot of feedback on that. I kept jewelry out of it because I wasn't sure what sex the users belong to and didn't want to make the registration process complex by asking for those details.

Right now, my focus is on unisex items. But I do agree that fashion might be a good niche to focus on. Thanks a ton for the feedback :-)

I had problems with the viral approach of Launchrock for one of my projects so I made my own.

I feel there is no point in forcing the users to invite their friends without having tried out the service themselves.

I have corrected it

I see what you mean. I will correct that. and thank you for registering :-)

xpaths might be especially useful for programmers yes. I am thinking I will add support for it. Thanks :-)

Oh and please use it if you want to... I will make sure I reserve a free place for you in case I go the paid route later on :-)

my email is in my profile so you can send me yours.

haven't used it much. I wanted a pattern engine so the intelligence finally rests with the user without the user needing to know regex or even programming.

yes. API is definitely a part of it and yes, I was thinking about yahoo pipes as well. :-)

Thanks a lot

thanks. couple of things I have in mind

1. more output formats like JSON, HTML, Doc, RSS, ATOM

2. allow programming in loops.. for example you want to be able to scrape many pages of data for a google search result then you need a hack in the url itself. This is difficult to accomplish but I am think I can add support to some of the pagination patterns to start with

3. to be able to give more control over the HTML, maybe a panel which helps extract the relevant one from the target page

Thanks

I do apps because I think they are useful to people. I did this because I don't like the timeline view of Facebook.

and if they shut it down, so be it.

The earlier Twitter version is here http://www.readevery.com

The FB version requires sign in but don't store any of your personal details.

The Twitter version does not require you to sign in.

Does this help? http://www.readevery.com/

Brilliant. Thanks.

thanks

It currently works for US numbers. I would love your feedback

I made this page a while back using Robert Scoble's list

http://www.readevery.com/best?q=500_tech_entrepreneurs_to_fo...

1) The [X]'s are ugly I know... I will try and get an icon to come up on hover.

2) A top menu will probably clean up the mess with the menu items. I will work on that.

3) Good suggestion. I have changed the wordage now. Yes, it means you get the pay feature (your client will be able to pay you directly using PayPal or a CC)

Thanks again :-)

could you tell me your screen resolution?

This sounds interesting.. "You could extend the idea to other kinds of common form templates" - call me naive, but could you explain that with some examples that came to your mind please?

loading a background image is a neat idea... will add that to my list

I have worked on your 5th point. I have just added a border around the web app area. Will work it a bit more

I am on a roll working through this. I could only get to a 1280*768 on my machine but I see what you mean. The Pay Now box is now in its right place.

If you are around could you please test this again and let me know? I will be grateful

Thanks... I love feedback and coming from HN, the harsher the better.

1) I will test it in your screen resolution. It should not overlap.

2) The menu items are all over the place. I will bring them together in the next iteration.

3) The Tip box now says "Help"

4) The open button was a bug. Thanks for spotting that. I have now corrected it.

5) It was simpler when I started developing it but then the number of action links and text grew and it does look cluttered. I am not a designer. I am planning on getting some design help.

:-) Thanks again

what's wrong with SDK buttons? or how does it matter on a calculator? Google uses "SDK" buttons and everything. Hacker news hardly makes an effort in the UI direction. yet its the best I know. If all things being equal, UI wins? if all things are equal between your product and someone else's then I think you have a serious problem on your hands.

I am working on http://www.updatesitenow.com/ Updatesitenow helps you update your website using your phone.

Thanks. I have signed up :-)