Jake232

Seems back up.

So the customer doesn't know the order came from amazon, or the true price of the product?

I'm guessing this is aimed at resellers. They likely wouldn't want the end-user knowing this info.

Great, however I can't help but think that 10minutes spent making the response AJAX would make the app much more user-friendly/responsive and easier to iterate through changes quickly.

Perfect! Thanks!

Stripe support would be awesome

Although devise is by far the most popular, by looking at rubygems[1] it seems AuthLogic still is fairly widely used.

[1] http://rubygems.org/gems/authlogic

This is a awesome post, thanks for sharing.

Sinatra really isn't working.

Have you considered integrating with the GitHub API, and adding customers details to the repo upon purchase? (if they want).

That way, it makes it easier for customers to submit bugs to you, talk about suggestions, and even provide their own improvements if necessary.

HackerEngine wrote about doing this here: http://blog.hackerengine.com/

Also experiencing this.

It's already happened. Site is down ;)

Nice fist post. For anyone interested, he's another awesome guide to Rails Caching. Worth a read too. - http://broadcastingadam.com/2011/05/advanced_caching_in_rail...

Yea, Linode support both. Thanks.

Any possibility of supporting Linode? I haven't looked into it, but I'd imagine it's possible and Linode is a awesome provider.

Fine for me in Chrome 18 on OS X Lion.

Live Link that works: http://www.jakeaustwick.com/why-airgram-is-awesome

Thanks for the HN post, appreciate it.

Some people are on laptops. (Including me)

Suggestion: Only apply to external links, the "More" link is annoying when it opens in a new tab. Otherwise - Good Job.