This is pretty darn cool. (Taken with Instagram at Millennium Park)
Anyone notice this Yipit integration into TripIt? When you import a trip, deals will be served for your destination in a grid. In this case, my trip to Chicago this week showcases geo-bound offers.
I imagine the special sauce and user “happiness” factor here would be inside the TripIt mobile apps for a use case like this. Very clean integration nonetheless of the Yipit API.
Taken with Instagram at Georgetown University
Objective-C really sucks when it comes to fluid display. An image with text around it, buttons with varying text labels are really hard to create yourself in Objective-C as you have to calculate dimensions and positions of all elements yourself. In particular for a timeline HTML will be much easier.
Here’s why the Facebook iOS app is so bad (UIWebViews and no Nitro) | Mobtest blog
This times 100 when it comes to responsive layout inside apps. Extremely difficult.
Source: blog.mobtest.com
Juicing traffic via Facebook Timeline app integration, seen here on a link to a Quora link.
The number one thing you need to understand about building a company is that mediocre people drag down excellent people — they are cancer and you need to cut them out as fast as possible. Don’t worry about creating holes in the company — excellent people are much more productive when mediocre people are removed from their environment.
Source: readability.com
We can do the same things for businesses, and [tell them] these are the folks that are most likely to come here, based upon their check-in habits, based upon the places they’ve been to and their friends have been.
Mother’s Day and the “8th Wonder” (Taken with Instagram at Clinton Station Diner)
Nothing like over-paying ($3.50) for an ice pop (from Brooklyn)! (Taken with Instagram at Mad. Sq. Eats)
