I am going for the first time and making a drive up from LA (8~ hours). I think just the chance to be up close and personal with some of the biggest successes of Silicon Valley would be more than worth it. Hearing their stories and talks will be interesting and motivating whatever you are currently doing in your career.
Solid defense of the business, and I tend to agree with you. At the same though, you have to admit that with 5C and a bigger, broader apple, the apps that will win big will be apps that profit off volume and not individual sales.
This is awesome! I remember when this printer was announced and I got super excited about providing content for it. This is an excellent guide to get started working with it!
Sounds like an interesting product. First reaction is that the background is a little crazy and a bit distracting from your content. Might change the background to a light gray.
Awesome story man, props to you for taking a leap of faith. Slightly questionable morals living out of the hackerspace, but it sounds like its working out for you. Best of luck with your site and everything!
Found a bug where if you tap on "Somewhere else?"the keyboard pops up and the view scrolls and then I tap the info button then I come back and I can't scroll back up. Screenshot: http://monosnap.com/image/PX49wFZhtf3PJ40BBnGFMFYO3
It is not clear what the #m means in the search results. For example mine says "Open Now - Starbucks 49m" What is the 49m? 49 minutes away? 49 miles off my course? 49 meters away from my current location? Needs some sort of table header that explains.
Downloaded the current build in the app store. Pretty cool so far. First comment is that it is a bit frustrating that when you search, the UI is disabled and the spinner shows up. I would like to be able to tap the back button and cancel the search quickly.
This great for the iOS community. I hope this will introduce the ability for some establish iOS libraries to prove they are ready for enterprise distribution by using CI.
Climber is one of the first apps that shows the true potential of App.net. This takes App.net from just a paid twitter, to a central service that provides functionality to other apps. If people trust App.net to hold your videos, photos, posts, and other content, people will be stoked to try your app as opposed to the latest Instagram competitor that makes no promises about your data.
Love the positive thinking. The full screen comment feature alone allows for such a better experience when getting into discussion. Looking forward to a lot of great ideas coming out of this!