I think it would be helpful to include this information on the project website.

One of the developers of the app here, wondering if there was anything other apps creators would like to know about our experience releasing a mobile app on android/ios?

For example, based on feedback from the first version of the app, the biggest complaint was not being able to register without a USA phone number, and that people wanted to create their own custom pips, we've added support for both of these with our 2.0 launch. You can read about the other changes in the app store's changelog.

I built the price alerts on engadget.com, just add a product like the iPhone (http://www.engadget.com/products/apple/iphone/5s/) to your want list and you'll get an email when the price drops.

Pretty sweet gestures controls in this app, if you don't have a iOS device, you can play around with their web interface: http://www.justapor.com/bigpicture/tour-de-france-100th-edit...

Anyone know what happened to the effort behind https://github.com/markdown

Can someone sum up how it does the conversion?

only downside is when I look at a user's profile I like to see what their 'watching' to see what their interested in but if they shelve everything I wouldn't see that

What are some of the components you think it's missing?

I've been spoiled by Dojo with these components:

- Rich DataGrid with ajax pagination & filtering

- DropDown with ajax source for typeahead feature

I also think Bootstrap needs an initial set of distinct looking themes. Not just different colors but fonts, padding, sizes etc. It would help me feel confident that I would be able to create something that doesn't look like everyone else's site.

Kind of a misleading title

the internet, duh