jedmund

I've been using Figma for several months now to design some personal projects and its really outstanding. The product brings a lot of new ideas to the design tool space and its really great to see it evolve over time. I am very skeptical of tools in web browsers, and while it isn't perfect in this regard (I'm looking at you, Cmd+Z behavior), being able to use the app cross-platform, or have...

@sanjay @yuvals I mean, when you're a four-person team working weekends, you're going to support the device you use first and focus on getting something done. Making just one good app is a lot of work. Making two across platforms is extremely challenging.

Playing with this right now. First opinions: Excellent product idea, mediocre-to-okay execution. Context: I grew up in the 90s so I love chatrooms, forums, and all of that archaic internet communication technology. I also love geo-enabled stuff. This is perfect for me. Being able to make and find ad-hoc chatrooms around you is great. You can also link to them so you can let your friends who...

I've been tempted to buy these for a while. Still haven't taken the leap, though.

Would Rdio's API even let you do that? Essentially make a different client?

Been using this all night. Got the same pitfalls as other similar tools, but I enjoy the fact that its integrates into my workflow without changing anything, isn't bloated, and isn't a web tool.

P.S. Unfortunately, it seems there is a known bug in the current Mac version that might require you to delete and re-export your iTunes .xml export, but its a simple fix.

Really into this alternative music player for iOS and Mac. It's overly simple with what I think is just the right amount of features in an aesthetically-pleasing package. It also uses your iTunes library so you don't have to re-import music.

I can never decide between Editorially and Draft. I love them both so much. I think Draft has gotten me farther in the writing process but Editorially is the better-designed product.

Don't think she'd care enough! :P

The map button is pretty frustrating if you're not right-handed. If you don't have the app: instead of tapping the map button to invoke a view that has to be dismissed, holding the button down temporarily shows a map overlay that goes away when you let go. This button is in the top-right corner of the screen. If you're left-handed, this means you can never actually see the map, because you...

Really? Its a little chrome-heavy for me—and I'm pretty anti-iOS 7-style minimalism. I mean, there's like six type sizes on one screen on this app. That being said, looks like a great little app. I wish I could get my mom to use it for when I come home.