Very slick WYSIWYG (more or less) Web page that lets you draw the boxes you want over a sections grid, then generates the HTML to use with Blueprint CSS.
- James Britt
This was an *amazing* presentation. "most important" -- well, that's a bit of hyperbole... but it is important. I haven't watched the video (yet) to see how well it stacks up against energy the live performance. I think this will also be interesting to many who are not software developers.
- nicholas a. evans
Do you use FriendFeed from normal web browser or use some different kind of client software? If yes, tell me your favorite thing for that. Also, how do you feel about using FriendFeed from mobile phone/device/gadget?
Sometimes I use twhirl, but for the most part I use a web browser.
- Joshua Oehler
FF's nice iPhone version through Mobile Safari.
- Dave Walker
I seem to be the only one using Google Reader to process a fair percentage of Friendfeed activity. That is how I discovered this discussion -- I subscribe to Friendfeed Best of the Day as a Google Reader feed. When I visit the Friendfeed website directly, I use Firefox.
- Sean McBride
Sean's Google Reader approach is nice. Currently I receive daily email but often don't have time to read it.
- Daniel Schildt
Daniel, I use Firefox mainly but as Twhirl loads up much faster than anything else on my computer I browse through that and like things while I wait for my computer to finish loading.
- Kol Tregaskes
"The future, they said, is in Web services that do not require users to change their behavior by, say, adopting a new service or transferring all their friends’ contacts from one service to another. One example, said Mr. Kelton, is FriendFeed."
- Ana
I used to wonder at those forgotten password questions, myself, thinking that someone who knew me and wanted to mess with me could probably get enough info to get a password or two reset. I didn't really think it would be easy for a stranger, not until today.
- MiniMage, enterRUPPted
Brilliant. Business losing customers, decides best way to win those customers back is to make fun of them for choosing a competing product/service. Yes, that should go swimmingly.
- Pete Brown
Nice catch. Your analysis is so spot on. When will they wake up?!?!
- Christian Anderson