Great work so far. The tool was very intuitive and easy to use.
My suggestion: once I've defined an API, let me apply it to multiple targets that I supply to you programatically.
The use case driving my suggestion: I'm an affiliate for a given eCommerce site. As an affiliate, I get a data feed of items available for sale on the site, but the feed only contains a limited amount of information. I'd like to make the data on my affiliate page richer with extra data that I scrape from a given product page that I get from the feed.
In this case, the page layout for all the various products for sale is exactly the same, but there are thousands of products.
So I'd like to be able to define my Kimono API once - lets call it CompanyX.com Product Page API - then use the feed from my affiliate partner to generate a list of target URLs that I feed to Kimono.
Bonus points: the list of products changes all the time. New products are added, some go away, etc. I'd need to be able to add/remove target URLs from my Kimono API individually as well as adding them in bulk.
Thanks for listening. Great work, again. I can't wait to see where you go with this.
If only there was a way to check and see if these links were generated by a widget and not actually part of the article's HTML.
Oh wait... there is!
Viewing the source from the "6 of the Most Enjoyable Theme Parks in the Nation" [1] article referenced in the parent article shows that the phrase "guaranteed best price on airfare" indeed is a straight link to Expedia.
I agree. The landing page leaves much to be desired.
I've read over it a few times and I still have no idea what your service does or why I would want to use it.
Please consider revising your copy to focus on the benefits you're providing to me. What problems are you solving for me? Why is using GoodFilms going to make my life easier or better?
Good luck to you. Congrats on launching and I hope you do well with this.
This is the first I've heard of your service. It looks really cool.
I would find the image conversion particularly useful. Is it possible to upload a file and have it saved at multiple sizes? I couldn't see a way to do this in your API docs.... or else I'm just reading it wrong.
Congrats on the acquisition. You're quite prolific when it comes to churning out the various web apps you produce.
Could you give us some insight into how you come up with the ideas for your apps? What's your thought process for determining whether an idea is worth pursuing or not?
Congrats again. Your success has always been an inspiration to me and is very well deserved.
"Later on that evening, officers say they arrested Faith Clifton, a 19-year-old white female of San Francisco. Faith has been booked into San Francisco County Jail on possession of stolen property, methamphetamine and fraud charges."
That sounds like someone was arrested and charged to me.
Please consider changing the background and font combination. The "DISCOVER HOW PEOPLE INTERACT WITH YOUR WEBSITE" is very difficult to read and the light gray on darker gray text on the left is almost just as bad.
I'm using the latest version of Chrome on Windows 7 if that helps.
While you're right that all CAPTCHAs are annoying, the CAPTCHA ads are a whole different level of annoying. I think you'd lose more goodwill than you'd gain in money from doing this.
You rock. This weekend I was planning to start evaluating A/B testing frameworks for my ASP.NET-based travel site. I was really hoping I could find something like Patrick's framework and here it just dropped in my lap.
Thanks for releasing this. I'll let you know how it goes. HN delivers again!
Who's writing recommendations that say "switching ciphers fixes the problem"?
Visual Studio Magazine [1].
I've enjoyed reading all your comments on this thread. You clearly know your stuff. Based upon what you've seen so far and what you know about the ASP.NET framework, do you see any way around this short of some patch from Microsoft?
LicketyTrip just moved from a 8 year old, colo'd, dual P3 PowerEdge - yah, I said P3 :) - to a large Windows 2008 instance on EC2. I've been very happy with the results.
I think Pavlina is an odd guy, but I've found some of his advice to be quite helpful over the years.
I don't agree with everything he says, but I don't think he's a "crank" either.