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What about a send text later app. Like Buffer for texting. I needed that feature today.

I've wanted to build something like this for a while. Kudos.

Thanks for the kind words and feedback. I agree about bootstrapping a list. Suggested places feature is a top priority. Do you work for 4sq? If so please email me: hn handle at gmail

Awesome. I downloaded the project but was having trouble creating a user. I want to know more about your project.

I couldn't find any open source projects when I looked before I started the project. It's a good point that the internet is filled with trip planning software. I found many web apps but I didn't love any of them. Hopefully this will bring us a closer to a trip planning webapp that actually works.

I don't know how you ended up at the www subdomain but try the naked domain mywanderlust.co without the www. Also, I fixed the www domain.

Recommendations/or Suggested Places is a feature on top of the priority list.

I've been working on this for 2-3 months and realized I don't have enough time to donate to it. So, I open sourced it. I always envisioned it paired with a mobile app. It's written in AngularJS and Rails hopefully someone can start helping me where I left off.

I've been working on this project for 2-3 months. I've realized I don't have enough time to devote to it so I'm open sourcing it. All feedback is appreciated.

I've been working on this project for 2-3 months. I've realized I don't have enough time to devote to it so I'm open sourcing it. All feedback is appreciated.

This is great. What tech are you using?

Can't I build a marketplace with stripe connect? How is this different?

Can you add a feature to make the videos one minute long. It'd be a killer app for making power hour playlists for college kids.

this reminds me a lot of "How to beat the CAP theorem" http://nathanmarz.com/blog/how-to-beat-the-cap-theorem.html

This list is great. Design is a lot like hacking. Keep making small improvements until you have something presentable. Don't be afraid to throw something out and start all over.

instead of voting for someone why would you not just follow them on github. that is essentially a vote.

hey thanks s_m. definitely some bugs. most of those bugs are a result of a choice to launch quickly and see if anyone finds having a rank of github programmers useful.

I'm pulling the Hireable field from github. I will probably figure out a better way to determine if someone is hireable in future versions.

That's weird. I'm using MongoDB on the backend. I think it's probably messing up being under the load of being on hacker news.

Make sure to check out the examples.

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hey nmeyer im interested in building some similar stuff could you email me at danecjensen@gmail.com so we can talk more. Thanks.

What's worth more YCombinator or Dropbox

Don't forget to send it please.

I'd like to check that out. Can you point me to it or email me (check profile for address).

the design is great. i checked out your credits page and you listed blueprint. you must have used something else as well to help design the website. please explain.

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You are correct. I knew that google was showing brands like the redfin example, but when I saw the opensearch xml document, I assumed it was a way to relay more meta information to google.

It appears that the actual purpose of the opensearch xml document is to describe the search engine which exists on the homepage of airbnb.com. That explains why more sites don't do it. It isn't actually relevant unless you are running a custom search engine.

We have updated the blog post, and I'm sorry for the confusion about this point. Still, I very much believe in the takeaway message that it is important to craft a strong title for your website.

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I encouraged Rhett to write it. I hope it helps other people.