Github: https://github.com/wrkstrm/HelveticaNeue
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Github: https://github.com/wrkstrm/HelveticaNeue
App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/helvetica-neue-native-open/i...
A few thoughts: When on the comments page, I'd expect tapping the title to take me to the article, but it doesn't. The child comment touch target is all the way to the far right, which is at the edge of the touch region on the new larger phones. Feels a bit awkward. Maybe make the entire comment the touch target for that? Not a fan of the big black back arrow. I know it goes away, but as you scroll, it is right where…
Thanks for your feedback. I thought tapping the title and going to the article in the comments page could be counter-productive if one slightly missed the back arrow. I need to give it a thought again. It's a good idea to make the entire comment tappable instead of just the small button. I haven't tested the app on a physical iPhone 6 yet. I'm not sure about the arrow. It still takes up less space than the navigation…
Its really nice! Any way to view SHOW or ASK posts?
Maybe it's better on an iPhone 6, but there's a lot more scrolling than most other iOS news apps. It's pretty and all, but I'll take a bit of ugly to be able to see more than three headlines at once.
Made my own (iphone/ipad) implementation(swift/open source) of firebase too: http://portablerobot.wordpress.com/2014/11/16/hackyto-availa... I did wanted to support the live update, but I rather let the user decide when to spend their data. Nice work!
javascript:var%20a=/%5B0-9%5D+/.exec(location.href);var%20n=a%5Ba.length-1%5D;location.href='http://cheeaun.github.io/hackerweb/%23/item/'+nAny Android client using the new API?
Shameless plug :D
This is using cheeaun's wrapper, which was just recently switched to the new api.
Additionally, I'm writing my own wrapper as well, and will be migrating to it eventually.
I didn't want to use closed source code in the application which is why I didn't include the Firebase SDK, and which is why I need to use a wrapper around the api.