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Show HN: Coding.fm - Raining.fm for coders

coding.fm

81 pointsby valceder14 years ago68 comments

6 Web Development Extensions You Should Be Using (But Aren’t)

blog.crossrider.com

2 pointsby valceder14 years ago2 comments

How To Create Your Own Image Sharing Extension

blog.crossrider.com

1 pointsby valceder14 years ago0 comments

25 JS Developers You Must Follow On Twitter

blog.crossrider.com

8 pointsby valceder14 years ago5 comments

How We Went From 1M To 100M Users In 6 Months

blog.crossrider.com

33 pointsby valceder14 years ago27 comments

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14 years agodiscuss

Awesome! looking forward to checking out the new version :)

14 years agodiscuss

Nice one!

14 years agodiscuss

Must try it with some music too! Glad you're enjoying it :)

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks for that - will fix it right away!

14 years agodiscuss

Ha ha ha! Just glad you figured out it was from your computer and not some coder ghost haunting you!

14 years agodiscuss

Nice to hear :) I'm assuming it was on "Monday Morning Coding" ;)

14 years agodiscuss

Cheers Neil! Really love raining.fm - was the inspiration for this :)

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks! Glad you loved it and,yes, recorderd right from Crossrider HQ with my iphone ;)

14 years agodiscuss

Ha ha! very true

14 years agodiscuss

Awesome! Thanks

14 years agodiscuss

Cheers!Happy you like it. I've totally got to get the sound of a mechanical keyboard :)

14 years agodiscuss

hmmm... how would I make the sound of bits moving around... would probably end up sounding like rain!

14 years agodiscuss

Cheers! Glad you like it

14 years agodiscuss

Nice idea! Interesting if everyone thinks "happiness & zen coding" is coding in Ruby?! And if all agree that PHP coding is "Despair"

14 years agodiscuss

fascinating to see this, almost, diary of drug taking. It's incredible how much his style changes from drug to drug.

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks. We wanted to show off some of the lesser known extensions out there that are really useful

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks for the positive feedback Michael. We definitely view our framework as one created by developers for developers and are happy to power so many awesome extensions.

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks benjlang!

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you like the idea of the Crossrider framework. To find out more about us take a look at our website: www.crossrider.com

14 years agodiscuss

Thanks amrif, that's exactly what our aim is, to let developers get the most out of their extensions on ever browser.