AmpliFeeder 1.0 Released
I finally got around to releasing my open source lifestream platform AmpliFeeder and the initial response has been very good indeed. I’d like to take the time to say thanks to all the cool people who helped me get it out the door, including:
Super-devs Paul Rawlings and Paul Kinlan for the encouragement, beer and laughs
Mark Krynsky and Trae Blain for the advice and expertise they have in the lifestream arena
Jake and Mai-lan from Microsoft who are currently helping get AmpliFeeder into the awesome Windows Web App Gallery
WooThemes for letting me port one of the amazing themes they create
The users of StackOverflow who offered solutions to technical bits I was stuck on
The kind people who gave their time to debug and offer suggestions as part of the AmpliFeeder private beta
Everyone at jQuery for creating such an amazing framework
Everyone who is currently Twittering like mad about AmpliFeeder
All the people who have said nice things, downloaded or enjoyed the app.
All the nice press people who have reviewed AmpliFeeder.
Lynne and Kitty for being the coolest of all.
It’s been a fantastic project to work on, I learned so much in the process and gone a long way towards my goal of becoming a wiz at jQuery. I plan to share a lot of my findings over the next few weeks now that I have time to get back to blogging. Finally, you can see my amplifeeder here. Why not get your own?
