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These guys have a fantastically simple-to-use platform. We've been at a number of hackathons with them and they always get killer adoption because it's something you can get up-and-running within a fe…

I AM THE HIGH BIDDDERRR!! Oh wait nevermind... : (

Works for me...

This is the hack I built for TechCrunch Disrupt. It allows you to create a presentation using photos loaded from Filepicker.io. You can then push that presentation to another browser that's at the unp…

The important point isn't so much how fast Trigger is moving, but how fast they let developers move. The html/css/js -> mobile app shift is letting build build things really fast. This A/B testing…

Also, the invalidation on Cloudfront is pretty painful.

Keep in mind that we can't afford to have a constantly-changing resource name, as 3rd-party developers link directly to our assets. For our own website, this might work fine, but even then it's a pain…

Nothing new here. This is a common technique. Any email newsletter service worth its salt has been doing this for years, and I think many A/B testing tools have as well. A/B testing doesn't mean you'l…

They do have support reps and a ticketing system. You have to pay for them though. I suggest upgrading your account when it comes back online so that you're paying for support.

Thanks Riley!

Still working! Security is our #1 priority right now.

(Firebase founder here) I used to work for an RTOS company, so I do understand where you are coming from. Real-time has different meanings in different contexts though. For an operating system it mean…

Firebase is true realtime. No polling. No waiting for disk I/O. We are trying to produce the absolute lowest latency possible.

Security for the data in Firebase is one issue - and as I've mentioned above we're taking that very seriously, and we're working on it. The business implications of having client-side software are a d…