Jonathan Moore

It's fun to see Ellusionist up here after they have been around for quite some time. Back in 2005 I lead branding and site redesigns while working at 2Advanced. I still use some of the card tricks I learned from back then.

To me the interesting detail is that they killed their website all together and replaced it with this app. http://www.tacobell.com/ The concept of a central website is becoming more unnecessary for brands who are not selling something online.

Their team did a fantastic job with the site. The humor in the testimonials is a nice touch.

Hey @merekdavis, I love how the app gives people the option to share the formula's as a unique ID. Have you seen a lot of people sharing the formula's when they post to Instagram? Also, do you feel like it has lead to a lot of people discovering Mextures?

On the homepage they have a section saying "We're not into fees", but a quick look at their agreement has a long list of fees, including fees to add money to your card https://www.clinkle.com/legal/bancorp-cardholder-agreement - $0.50 per transaction to add money via qualified debit card - $0.30 + 2.9% per transaction to add money via non-qualified debit card - $1 ATM fees - 3% international...

There's no question that having a mentor to help you along is an excellent approach. Can you share some details on how the courses are structured? Are the courses in written form, videos or a combination of both?

With the introduction of Swift I have finally taken the steps to dive in head first to iOS development. As a newcomer to iOS dev this resource is fantastic. nnAny other resources or collections of blogs I should be following?

If only the Netflix API wasn't shutting down (http://developer.netflix.com/blog/read/Retiring_the_Netflix_Public_API) it would be awesome to combine the NYT Movie reviews (http://developer.nytimes.com/docs/movie_reviews_api/) with movies that are available on Netflix Instant.