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Re: Ask HN: Review my startup: http://sparkwall.me

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An absolutely thumbs up for the idea behind. It looks so well executed on a beautiful refined layout. Success.

Thanks for those warming words! :) Invite your friends/co-workers! And if you want to give more feedback, contact me at johan@sparkwall.me. //Johan

Re: Ask HN: Review my startup: http://sparkwall.me

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I like it. Good MVP. I could see my ecommerce company using it. What features are you planning on rolling out?

Thanks! Just curious, how do you think you would use it? New features are coming, support for safari, IE9, iPad/iPhone and Android and then make current functionality smarter and better. We will also listen to users so they can say what they want us to focus on.

Our designers frequently mock up designs for new features / versions of the site. They then get email responses that say X,Y, and Z (multiple times from different people). Sometimes they get conflicting X-1 and X-2.

With this I could see them sharing the wall with everyone and then getting collaborative feedback from all of the stakeholders.

What features specifically are you implementing? I would like undo, redo, step backward, step forward, and a better way to manage text.

Re: Ask HN: Review my startup: http://sparkwall.me

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post #16

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Are you using a library for the user stuff in mongo/node, if you don't mind me asking? I haven't found anything that seems better than devise/cancan.

We've built a lot on our own. Maybe Senchalabs Connect can help you, otherwise check https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/modules . Don't know if it's better than devise/cancan though.

Devise and Cancan are User Authentication middleware for Rails

Check out https://github.com/ciaranj/connect-auth I can't vouch for the effectiveness, but it seems to be under active development.

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