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Show HN: An app for developing great habits
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#23Does anyone have a suggestion for an app like this for android?
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#24Would love to try this on Android. You should setup a mailing list to keep people up to date if that's ever released.
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#25Would be great to try, but I have an android phone. Is there a way to get notified, if and when an android version gets released?
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
> This is my first iOS app release. Wow! Color me very impressed. Not only is the app itself fluid, functional, and well-designed, but I'm sure it's the first of many you'll be releasing on iOS. If you don't mind my asking: what resources did you use to learn iOS development? How long did creating this app take you? Furthermore, what did you use for the main webpage? It's very well-designed--I probably wouldn't have…
Haha, thanks! I watched the WWDC sessions to learn about the frameworks, features and see the intricacies of Interface Builder. And then spent a lot of time in iOS developer docs, stackoverflow, and cocoacontrols.com. For the website, it was designed in photoshop, and coded using Zurb Foundations, SASS and Skrollr.js. I'll be doing a post on how I got started on iOS and lessons I learnt to help others get ramped up q…
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#28OP, you seem to have localizations enabled probably because of a third-party library (appirater?), because I see that your iTunes descriptions are not localized. You may want to exclude those localizations from your build until you decide to localize the app or at least the iTunes metadata. Sometimes users complain the app is in English when they expected it to be in their language, as advertised.