I can understand why you're redirecting traffic directly to the App Store, but I think it might be doing more harm than good. I vaguely remember seeing something about this app on HN before, but I don't really remember what it does exactly. Based on all the comments here, it sounds like you made a screencast that does a great job of demonstrating the product. Unfortunately, by redirecting the traffic, I can't see tha…
Show HN: my Mac app just got fireballed
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#63Were you inspired by the Shelf from NeXTSTEP?
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#64So, its like doing a 'cut' and then navigating and performing a 'paste'. Did I miss something in the video?
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#65You just got my $5.
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#67I can understand why you're redirecting traffic directly to the App Store, but I think it might be doing more harm than good. I vaguely remember seeing something about this app on HN before, but I don't really remember what it does exactly. Based on all the comments here, it sounds like you made a screencast that does a great job of demonstrating the product. Unfortunately, by redirecting the traffic, I can't see tha…
I'm on iPad and even though I tried to see what this app is, I still have no idea.
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#68Having been a beta-tester of DragonDrop from the start, one thing I'd like to add is how important the concept of user-interaction truly is and how Mark really innovated in this regard. Lots of Mark's friends, including myself, suggested using one of the screen corners as a hot-zone. But since most people usually have other actions associated with the corners and the extra distance required to drag the icon far from…
Reading the description, I felt that waiting for the overloaded page to load was going to be a waste of time. Having seen the video, I am contemplating tossing him some cash. Drag, think... doh! wiggle, store. Dig, dig, find, unstore, drop. That wiggle makes all the difference. Come to think of it, I might unconsciously wiggle things while I'm trying to remember where I meant to drag them to.
Kudos to the developer. Just a (very) minor change will make it better for me: slightly less opacity for the pop up window. On an 11inch Macbook Air, I think it'll help. I just bought the app, it's fantastic and worth every penny.
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#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you. Believe me, that video was the hardest part: a bad screencast is a terrible thing, but they're damn hard to do well. I think I spent about 4 hours on that sixty second video, and it means the world to me to know that it was well-received. Thank you.
I assume that's your voice on there? Great job
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#70I just realised that with the new update to Alfred (it lets you drag out of the results bar), that this could be one of the most useful little utilities that I've invested in. I just hope it works as I expect. Navigating the filesystem is so 2011 :) edit: would be cool if you could post an update here on just how you did after you were fireball'd _and_ HN'd!
Anything else you'd like to know about the traffic? Open kimono.
Cheers.