July 21st, 2010
We are happy to announce the launch of Bitchroom, the foremost destination on the internet for venting your problems and finding solutions. Even if their is not a solution to what you’re venting about it’s always good to “Let it Out” or “Put it On Blast”. We had a lot of fun with the Bitchroom site because it’s something we all can relate to. Starting from square one, we worked closely with Travus and Mike from BR to design a user experience that was intriguing, intuitive, and innovative. With some initial background research as ammunition and the breadth of social network tools available at our fingertips, Travus and Mike gave us a good balance of freedom of creativity coupled with precise feedback. Development involved a collaborative effort with the good folks at Carbon Five and allowed us to see our hard work come to life. Give it a try for yourself, head over to Bitchroom put some stuff on blast.
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July 12th, 2010
We just finished the latest development for our friends over at CityMint, a new mobile application for food delivery or pickup. It’s all location based, allowing users to browse nearby restaurants, their menus, order items for delivery or pick-up. Extra nice features are that it stores your credit card info, can store multiple addresses for you, shows yelp reviews of each restaurant, and now supports delivery to your blanket at concert events in the park. As expressed here in this recent article about it in New York Daily News.
Download it from the iTunes App Store here
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July 9th, 2010
We were so happy to hear that our friends at Ext JS have partnered up with JQtouch and Raphael to form Sencha Touch, our great new hope for a truly cross-mobile JavaScript/HTML5 frameworks. We have been partners with both Ext JS and have worked with JQuery for a long time, so when we got to play around with the Beta version of Sencha we had high hopes. So far it has lived up to everything we dreamed about and we have already begun a few projects built on the Sencha frameworks.
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