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by mirthlab 11y ago
Hobnob | Honolulu, HI (Hawaii) | Fulltime | Onsite / Possibly Remote Contact us here: https://hobnob.io We do mobile-first event invitations via text message (but honestly, way cooler than that sounds). We're pioneeri
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by mirthlab 12y ago
The fictitious event is a great idea. I'll share it with our team. :) I completely agree about the first install experience. It needs to be better. We have several ideas to improve it. One thing we're toying with is using it as a
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by mirthlab 12y ago
Hi, thanks for the comment! We're a small team of 4 people working part time. On the engineering side it took about 6 months to get to a closed beta with two devs; one web dev (me) and one contract iOS dev. We spent a lot of time rewor
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by mirthlab 12y ago
Exactly! We're hoping to make even the smallest meetup something fun by using Hobnob.
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by mirthlab 12y ago
Wow, thank you so much! Your comment made my day! It's great to hear that our design decisions resonated with you. We worked really hard to make this great for the people using it. We tried to put the user experience ahead of the almig
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by mirthlab 12y ago
Hi all, long time lurker but first time poster here. We built Hobnob because we were tired of evite and FB events. We wanted something fast, beautiful and mobile friendly. We also wanted something where our guests wouldn't have to down
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Show HN: Hobnob – Beautiful Invites Sent via Text Message(hobnob.io)
11 points by mirthlab 12y ago|9 comments
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Cleanly Retrying Blocks of Code After an Exception in Ruby(blog.mirthlab.com)
1 points by mirthlab 14y ago|0 comments
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by mirthlab 15y ago
Maybe for the phone number you can wait until they hit the "Send me a Text Message" button, then ask for it there. Since it's something they want to do at that moment it makes sense. Then you can attach the number to their account. They mig
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by mirthlab 15y ago
This is actually eerily similar to a site I launched a couple of months ago called Aptly: http://apt.ly/ I've described it to people as "Instapaper for Apps" but it seems like AppQuu may even fit that description better than Aptly. (I hav