Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
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Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#2I realize there are a hundred solutions that do the same thing, but I wanted one that was ultra clean, ultra easy, and just got the damn job done.
I'd love any feedback or suggestions you guys might have on this little two-day project. Thanks!
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#3facebook login is a non-starter :/
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#4facebook login is a non-starter :/
For you, or is this a broadly-observed view for customers in general? There are lots of Facebook-only apps out there, and I only selected it because it makes it incredibly easy to get folks into the system.
Speaking honestly, it also offers fantastic demographic data for those that opt-in to receive sponsored offers...
Thanks for your thoughts, regardless!
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#5facebook login is a non-starter :/
For you, or is this a broadly-observed view for customers in general? There are lots of Facebook-only apps out there, and I only selected it because it makes it incredibly easy to get folks into the system. Speaking honestly, it also offers fantastic demographic data for those that opt-in to receive sponsored offers... Thanks for your thoughts, regardless!
Facebook login is a dead stop for me too. Maybe your demographic is the Facebook generation, but there are lots of non-Facebook generation people who use email, want reminders, have busy lives, and money.
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
For you, or is this a broadly-observed view for customers in general? There are lots of Facebook-only apps out there, and I only selected it because it makes it incredibly easy to get folks into the system. Speaking honestly, it also offers fantastic demographic data for those that opt-in to receive sponsored offers... Thanks for your thoughts, regardless!
Facebook login is a dead stop for me too. Maybe your demographic is the Facebook generation, but there are lots of non-Facebook generation people who use email, want reminders, have busy lives, and money.
I appreciate it. I'll look at adding a standard login mechanism this weekend.
Bottom line is I want this thing dead-simple, but this shouldn't add too much overhead, I suppose.
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Facebook login is a dead stop for me too. Maybe your demographic is the Facebook generation, but there are lots of non-Facebook generation people who use email, want reminders, have busy lives, and money.
I appreciate it. I'll look at adding a standard login mechanism this weekend. Bottom line is I want this thing dead-simple, but this shouldn't add too much overhead, I suppose.
Because of the Facebook thing I haven't logged in yet, and this may be answered if I do, but how do you deal with time zones?
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I appreciate it. I'll look at adding a standard login mechanism this weekend. Bottom line is I want this thing dead-simple, but this shouldn't add too much overhead, I suppose.
Because of the Facebook thing I haven't logged in yet, and this may be answered if I do, but how do you deal with time zones?
You pick it from the list and I use it to calculate the difference between the current time in your zone and the time you want the message, then add the difference to GMT time on my server. It was simple once I got the dots connected and figured out PHPs DateTime class. :)
Re: Show HN: MsgMe.at - an ultra simple reminder service
#9Just wanted to let you guys know, in case you see this, that I've added a standard e-mail/password sign up/sign in option to the service -- I hope you'll take a look!