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I think actually that at this point Trello has much more Obj-C, Java and C# than CoffeeScript.
A tablet Android version is planned, but no specific date to announce.
It's not. Given the volatility of bitcoin you're taking on a lot of currency risk since the value of the bitcoins you just got for your widget can change a lot in a few days. The extra cost of conversion and/or hedging is not worth it.
Especially when you consider all the other problems that bitcoin has.
It doesn't really tell you if the interviewee can code, and it probably doesn't tell you much about how they think. Developers should be asked to write code and design systems, whether large scale services or libraries.
The other alternative is to use the API, which is full read/write: trello.com/docs
I'm sure that people are buying the new BMW 5 series because they like the name of the design language (Flame Surfacing) and because it was launched in Hong Kong. The actual quality of the product doesn't matter.
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The Economist on the other hand is mostly analysis, and have extremely dedicated readers who gladly pay the premium.
Moving an entire service to a different OS isn't quite that simple, so the simplest thing was to just add capacity using whatever was running at the moment.
Disclaimer: I'm a developer on Trello.
Dynamic, weak typing makes writing static analysis/refactoring/etc tools extremely hard, but more importantly makes nearly any compile-time guarantees impossible. Having your app crash because of a small typo of a member name is impossible in C++/C#/Java. It happens to me almost once a day with Node/JS.
Disclaimer: I work at Fog Creek.