Any chance for some invites? I'd love to try.
We'll be reviewing comments here throughout the day and if we can easily find your email you might receive an early invite!
Already received one :)
Divshot
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#22Got any sample output? I'd love to compare notes on the HTML your tool creates.
I'm interested in this type of app, as I've built a design prototyping tool called Edit Room, that also creates production-ready HTML and CSS from visual design tools. http://www.edit-room.com/
Good luck!
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#23Great looking product, can't wait for the invite.
I see you guys are associated with Intridea; any chance we can claim this as another DC startup? DC needs all the buzz we can get =)
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#24Why is there such a strong focus on "responsive" CSS? It has never made much sense to me, because my desktop will never turn into a tablet, and my tablet will never turn into a smartphone. It seems as though creating a better server-side abstraction that lets me produce different markup that shares much, but not all, of the CSS would be more effective from a development time perspective.
If you use responsive CSS, what am I missing?
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#25Hoping to try it out, I'm mocking up a website with Bootstrap and changing themes a bit and doing it visually sounds interesting.
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#26Great looking product, can't wait for the invite. I see you guys are associated with Intridea; any chance we can claim this as another DC startup? DC needs all the buzz we can get =)
Actually we got started at Startup Weekend Kansas City and now we're out in LA, though Intridea's been awesome with their support :)
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#27Looks great. Hopefully invites will be rolling out soon.
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#28Why is there such a strong focus on "responsive" CSS? It has never made much sense to me, because my desktop will never turn into a tablet, and my tablet will never turn into a smartphone. It seems as though creating a better server-side abstraction that lets me produce different markup that shares much, but not all, of the CSS would be more effective from a development time perspective. If you use responsive CSS, wh…
Rotating from portrait to landscape.
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#29Why is there such a strong focus on "responsive" CSS? It has never made much sense to me, because my desktop will never turn into a tablet, and my tablet will never turn into a smartphone. It seems as though creating a better server-side abstraction that lets me produce different markup that shares much, but not all, of the CSS would be more effective from a development time perspective. If you use responsive CSS, wh…
With a responsive design I don't have to write three separate apps for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Instead I adapt the CSS to fit each device. It reduces repetition and keeps everything clean.
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#30Why is there such a strong focus on "responsive" CSS? It has never made much sense to me, because my desktop will never turn into a tablet, and my tablet will never turn into a smartphone. It seems as though creating a better server-side abstraction that lets me produce different markup that shares much, but not all, of the CSS would be more effective from a development time perspective. If you use responsive CSS, wh…
One issue with server side solutions in general is caching becomes really hard or ineffective.
With the client side solutions, like responsive CSS, you're serving one cached, distributed, minified set of data to every client.