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Thank you for the very encouraging comments :)

I use Bulldock Browser to create dedicated apps for the common sites I use in my browser.

This declutters my browser and give's be quick access, I 'alt-tab' to my apps.

For example I have dedicated apps for Gmail, Trello and HN (I have the HN app in compact mode, floating mode and have it auto reload 5 mins).

Disclaimer I'm the developer, http://www.bulldockbrowser.com

My colleague has been using an internal version of the app for a few months now without any issues when putting his mac to sleep.

Hope Bulldock Browser can help with your workflow, please do give it a go. We'd love to hear any feedback you may have.

Hey Guys, Developer of Bulldock here. Would love to get your feedback on what you guys think of this.

Thanks Zahid

Hi All,

We've just launched the Redbeard Marketplace as a place where customers can purchase complete end to end native (Obj-C/Swift) apps developed exclusively by the Redbeard Team. We’ll have clones of some of the biggest brands out there so you get to know how an App like Twitter is developed for example. We’re launching with 2 Apps, Taskeedo (Which is totally FREE) and RBnB, our AirBnB inspired clone that’s available right now.

Right now we're trying to get a feel for whether there's any demand moving forward with Objective-C or if we should just concentrate all our efforts on Swift only (It's very time consuming having to write each app twice). So it's a decision we're hoping the community can help us with.

Would love to hear initial feedback on this. Most comments welcome.

awesome post, thanks for the detailed reply I'm still deciphering everything. Literally making notes in Evenote.

If you need anything at all, tech assistance etc. please feel free to email me: zahid [at] redbeard.io

I'll be using my twitter too from now on that's @zahid

do you (or anyone) know how the tail off it. Is it pretty much dead after coming off the front page for example?

awesome, will really take this onboard.

we're at no 2. no hope of getting any higher...we can't compete against an automated marijuana making machine no matter how good Redbeard is :)

lol....how can I possibly convince you to use it :)

In all seriousness thanks for the comments. They're giving the sense that Product Hunt won't make us overnight millionaires and we've got a hard task ahead of us

Currently we show a popup for newsletter signup and to download the Redbeard framework you need to provide your name/email. Which we collect.

The download link is emailed out. Myself and co-founder debated the merits of this . He is of the mind, getting emails is important. I think getting people using the framework and lowering barriers to in order to do that is far more pressing. What would you suggest?

am coding as we speak...and I'm serious.

We're realising source code to one our apps as part of the marketing drive this one >

https://appsto.re/gb/ZiUPdb.i

like a medium post detailing how we got on to Product Hunt?

Further Q&A on our reddit thread

https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/4tyhrr/redb...