Promise to provide a review on the Mac App Store for you.
Show HN: Briquette, a Mac OS X client for 37signal's Campfire app
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Re: Show HN: Briquette, a Mac OS X client for 37signal's Campfire app
#12Thanks! I got the last code (mentioned first) (MA7LMP9KNLRK). Promise to provide a review on the Mac App Store for you.
Re: Show HN: Briquette, a Mac OS X client for 37signal's Campfire app
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Technically, both Propane and Briquette use a Webkit view, but behind the scenes Briquette actually implements the Campfire API instead of scraping the campfire site for its content. Briquette also supports Growl, multiple sites, customizable message alerts, and drag-and-drop file uploads. Searching transcripts is on the way for version 1.2. We had been using Propane ourselves when we decided to begin developing Briq…
I'm a Propane user, but I'm not even a little bit attached to it. I really like Propane though. So, sell me on how you've improved the user experience with Briquette. I mean, if you want to talk to a model customer for your product. Otherwise, good job, good luck, &c!
Re: Show HN: Briquette, a Mac OS X client for 37signal's Campfire app
#14I didn't get the nab one of the promo codes, but I figure I will check it out a little later - our office uses Propane and we don't really have any gripes with it. Curious: what sort of frustrations did the Propane user experience really offer?
Re: Show HN: Briquette, a Mac OS X client for 37signal's Campfire app
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm a Propane user, but I'm not even a little bit attached to it. I really like Propane though. So, sell me on how you've improved the user experience with Briquette. I mean, if you want to talk to a model customer for your product. Otherwise, good job, good luck, &c!
Wondering: how can you be 'not even a little attached to it' yet 'REALLY LIKE' it- which one is it?