No offense, but that custom scroll bar on the right is incredibly annoying. It's way to skinny to grab with the mouse without paying an inordinate amount of attention to my pointer.
It's also completely broken on the iPad... I cant scroll at all.
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#22Oh boy.. remember when Google App Engine launched with a demo (and free) app resembling Campfire? 37signals cried foul until Google took it offline. Let's hope 37s doesn't hear about this one..
To their defense, that demo did look very much like a clone of Campfire.
It was a freaking chat room!
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#23No offense, but that custom scroll bar on the right is incredibly annoying. It's way to skinny to grab with the mouse without paying an inordinate amount of attention to my pointer.
Ok, I get the message :) - it's gone now
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#24No offense, but that custom scroll bar on the right is incredibly annoying. It's way to skinny to grab with the mouse without paying an inordinate amount of attention to my pointer.
Agreed. Scroll-wheel not working and a pain to grab. Annoying.
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#25* ignore post, typing problems, my dog ate my keyboard.
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#26I really like the design. Is it made for holla or for another OS project (diaspora?)?
I made it for Holla - from the jQuery Mobile mockups http://jquerymobile.com/designs
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#27I had never heard about Juggernaut -- is it any different than Socket.IO? A cursory glance indicates they are very similar.
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#29I had never heard about Juggernaut -- is it any different than Socket.IO? A cursory glance indicates they are very similar.
Juggernaut uses Socket.IO. I guess it's basically an abstraction on Socket.IO, adding channel support.
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#30No offense, but that custom scroll bar on the right is incredibly annoying. It's way to skinny to grab with the mouse without paying an inordinate amount of attention to my pointer.
Making a custom scroll bar that is a beautiful and unique snowflake is probably a recipe for failure. See, e.g., http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20050711.html
Google Wave... it so obvious now :)