This is a project coming out straight out of #startups one late night. I came up with the idea (unfortunately found out that it wasn't original), but a bunch of guys helped me with the name (especially brownie), and hence PushPuppy was born.
Basically you can send any bookmark or snippet to your iOS device.
The iPhone app is written using Titanium and took me about 3 days to finish the core functionalities, and a few more days in total to refine and bug fixing. The web application is running on Rails 3 + MongoDB using Mongoid. The whole site was done in about 3 days.
The submission to Apple was quite straightforward. I submitted it late Friday last week, and it got approved late Thursday (6 days). Apple is getting faster with their approval process. My previous app, Marrily Mobile (http://marri.ly/marrilyapp), took an exact 7 days.
I hope it can save you guys time with the app. I'll attach the promo code next.
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This is a project coming out straight out of #startups one late night. I came up with the idea (unfortunately found out that it wasn't original), but a bunch of guys helped me with the name (especially brownie), and hence PushPuppy was born.
http://marri.ly/pushpuppy
Basically you can send any bookmark or snippet to your iOS device.
The iPhone app is written using Titanium and took me about 3 days to finish the core functionalities, and a few more days in total to refine and bug fixing. The web application is running on Rails 3 + MongoDB using Mongoid. The whole site was done in about 3 days.
The submission to Apple was quite straightforward. I submitted it late Friday last week, and it got approved late Thursday (6 days). Apple is getting faster with their approval process. My previous app, Marrily Mobile (http://marri.ly/marrilyapp), took an exact 7 days.
I hope it can save you guys time with the app. I'll attach the promo code next.
Here are the 10 codes:
H43W44P69LLX
WPWFRTEMHK64
PMME7ALNXXWY
NJYXME94H433
W3K6P4WJP7T4
9PNJM4FR4HAR
TYYTRXJYHFF4
AKF79HF9RRXT
4W6NNH3TWL7J
9397M69YXAM7
Cheers!
Yep, I remember that discussion. There was some doubt over it's use case.
If I had an iPhone, I'd be paying for this.