George Dy

The computer vision in this app is incredibly precise. As a skeptic, I tried testing it the first few planks and it always caught my error. I can't wait to see this applied to other calisthenic body workouts.

Everything from Design+Code is impeccable. The quality of design and detail is evident. Meng To spends a great deal of time creating tools that help people advance their design and engineering capabilities - this is no exception. Pros: Highly Configurable, Easy to Use. Cons: Pixelbook Mockup? 🤣

Why not just a detailed Medium post or blog post? I imagine you would get a larger audience that may benefit you far greater than the fee for the book.

I don't think it's as zero-sum as people play it out to be. GDAX is also fee-free and has a decent mobile web experience. I think it will put pressure on Coinbase to support additional currencies at more rapid pace, which is good for every "informed" citizen of the investing world. My guess is that it will be good for the top 20 mktcap currencies in due time. And I'm glad they're doing their...

You're right about the horribly-designed crypto tracking applications. That said, one easy thing you could do to improve the general utility of this application is sync via API keys to help show the true value of portfolios across exchanges. Managing holdings across exchanges, including fees, etc. can be tedious. Good start! 👏

Congratulations on the release @chikathreesix ! We can't wait to use it on our web properties!

Still more of a internal social network than a chat client. Placing "Groups" in the application tab bar, does call out more Slack-like interaction though.

At Propeller, we love Propeller 😉! It's Chrome/Gmail integration has been a huge time saver and makes it easier to keep our lead gen // deal closing pipelines in working order.

Design reminds me of Duolingo - great use of whitespace and clean vectored graphics. Awesome concept for HR-tech, but difficult to implement within large organizations (where you'll find most benefit). What's the plan for release? I'd imagine a good amount of thought must go into the onboarding sequence to make simple for either admin or early adopter employees?