very neat.. nice work!
My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
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Re: My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
#12Looks really awesome. I dig the clean interface/presentation. The app is done well enough where nothing is overtly bad or glaring. That being said, I do have a few light thoughts & suggestions. - I agree a source textbox for citations would be nice, but it's not too pressing considering you can include it at the end. In a similar vein, an author box would be nice too. - Any reason why the URLs are 5 letters long? Not…
I agree with the points here. Markdown seems like a great idea. Maybe have a toggle for what the post is in (Markdown / Plain text)?
Also I'd like to see a post date on the page.
Finally is it open source?
Re: My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
#13Looks really awesome. I dig the clean interface/presentation. The app is done well enough where nothing is overtly bad or glaring. That being said, I do have a few light thoughts & suggestions. - I agree a source textbox for citations would be nice, but it's not too pressing considering you can include it at the end. In a similar vein, an author box would be nice too. - Any reason why the URLs are 5 letters long? Not…
At least linkify urls. It's trivial; use http://daringfireball.net/2009/11/liberal_regex_for_matching...
Interestingly I chose 5 letters as well for my url shortener. e.g. http://twitter.com/akkartik/status/7915316453580803
Re: My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
#14See Infogami. It's not available anymore, but maybe some use ideas there. http://web.archive.org/web/20061107190837/http://infogami.co...
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Re: My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
#15Looks very nice. Maybe add a button to toggle between light and dark interface?
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#16I like it. One minor suggestion: Put your tags in the head because right now, I'm seeing ugly flashes of unstyled content (http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/fouc.asp/).
Re: My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
#17See Infogami. It's not available anymore, but maybe some use ideas there. http://web.archive.org/web/20061107190837/http://infogami.co...
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http://blettr.com/ seems closer, with support for photos, videos, and privacy controls as well.
Re: My first tiny "weekend project": readable text hosting. Useful?
#18great idea
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