moeedm

I shit you not, I literally start building something like this to learn ruby with. Feature for feature.

Well done.

Great idea, but I think you should get a different domain name... "Felt a pp".

Until, you know ... we change our mind.

He's the Daft Punk of the Ruby world.

Use HAML

.scene .warpper %ul.tunnel - 72.times do %li.ring

Shit happens. They've realized there is a problem and they came clean about it. Move on.

I'd love to hear what you all think :)

I redesigned it for you. Hope you don't mind.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/12998184/scrit.jpg

An awful way to learn anything.

What are your distractions and how do you avoid them?

I also stand up for Stallman but not when the temperature is above 72 fahrenheit. I find standing quite difficult.

My tribute. http://moeedm.com

On it.

Going to fix that up right away :)

You mean a portrait view? Definitely room for lots of improvement (like current calls) but this was just a concept. I'd been using Skype for iPhone on iPad and just wanted to see what a Skype for iPad could look like. Thanks!

This is a great idea.

I'd like to offer the same. Web/Interface design for HN members. Although I can only take on 1-2 projects.

email: moeed@moeedm.com work: http://mmhd.ca twitter: @mmhd

Exactly.

Also, please realize this is just a concept and further research will be put into the it if it goes into development. A swift workflow is the biggest goal.

The interface suggests the user has used the application more than once and is familiar with the workflow.

After the first email, it will be quite apparent to the user that the first line would become to subject, which will become an action without the user thinking too much about it.

Also, lets just assume that John knows about the Baseball Game tomorrow, but has no idea about the dinner plans.

Hope that clears it up!

Keyboard shortcuts would be an absolutely essential feature of the application. You could be in a browser, Photoshop, full screen app, and just press control + n and the interface pops up. All you have to do is type. After the first email, you'll have the workflow memorized. Shortcut > Type email > message > enter.

My apologies if the format isn't correct.

This is in no way a marketing ploy, but a sincere effort to find someone who would be genuinely interested in working on it and to gather feedback. Someone mentioned adding in a email opt-in field for example, which was a great idea.

Again, apologies if it has felt like anything else.

Hi Josh,

Thanks for the kind words! You also had some great advice and now there is a email opt-in form on the website.

A few people have showed interest already, so QuickSend just might see light of day!

Cheers everyone!