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I tried to work with a very popular coach here in NYC, but he wasn’t available, so this looks like a good option. I’m curious if there are plans for different coach ‘personalities’ that you can choose from if you’re looking for a specific type of coach to work with

Right now I subscribe to them which is very manual. I want to have a way for users to submit later on.

I am currently using AWS S3 to host the images, and I noticed that the images are very big.

I am going to be looking into a resizing service this week.

Thank you for the feedback.

- Kevin

http://www.trydesignlab.com/ Design Lab

These are from really good suggestions. You brought up some points that we didn't consider. In the future, we planned to post recipes along with blog posts and tips.

The difficulty level is also a great idea. I think giving them a choice of meals/difficulties is good, we also want to add the option like "surprise me" for people to discover new things. What do you think about that?

We are trying to make a service where ingredients and recipes are delivered straight to your door. So that you can start cooking without the hassle of picking up every item.

these are good designthencode http://designthencode.com/

I was using spotify this summer at my internship but I have recently switch to just turntable. I have been able to find much more music there then from any other place so far.

I am creating a twitter list. https://twitter.com/#!/danest/ycnyc ping me to add you to it/follow it. Currently adding people from the documents

Byran why don't you sell the book to your own students? I know a lot of my professors sell their own books through the book store (with no real publisher) they just print it out and put a cover on it.

jQuery mostly but not I have been playing with backbone.js and underscore.js. I Would love some helpful tutorials to help pick them up faster.

What where you guys working on before this and how did this idea start from?

Curious on how many spots are going to be available and are any spots reserved for students?

This looks awesome. This reminds me a little bit like the facebook application I use to play with before. http://www.facebook.com/graffitiwall

Except this one is more real time, but I would love a replay feature to show what people have been drawing before me.

Here is the link to the group, http://groups.google.com/group/lean-startup-circle

These videos are also amazing from Bloomberg. http://www.bloomberg.com/tv/shows/game-changers/

This looks awesome, I have been using this for a while now http://jsonviewer.stack.hu/

In these types games how do you check to see if a word a user typed is a 'real' word?

I just found out about jekyll too, very interesting. If anybody else is curious https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/wiki

I think about what I am going to make, then if one week later that idea or project came to mind again. I start sketching a basic implementation of it.

How did you get started on building the actual product? Did you find a technical co-founder?

promo video: http://vimeo.com/25448878

I have used this book and it has helped a lot http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Android-Application-Devel...

I heard good things about this http://commonsware.com/ so you might want to check it out.

Yea since the recent switch to https, you have to convert apps to show on the https but since I am hosting it on heroku for free I dont have the https.

But if you click switch to http you can see my app and you will see the permissions I ask. I only ask for basic information.

The applications that go 'viral' are the ones that usually ask for permission to post on your facebook feed and these are the ones that usually post things even when you dont want them too.

I suggest looking at Apples getting started guide for the very basics of Objective-C.

I have also used CS-193P Stanford classes. These might be better if you are a visual learner.

http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/

Another great resource has been this Design and Code website.

http://designthencode.com/scratch/

"Yes, it's true, Rails 3.1 is going to ship with CoffeeScript and SCSS in the box for use with the new asset pipeline. It's bad ass." @dhh

http://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/58207700672200704

I would really love to go to one of these now that I am starting iOS in one of my courses. I wish Apple had student tickets for this conference. :(