Comments on: MonitR – My Apollo App http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39 Now in Beta Thu, 20 May 2010 17:13:00 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Sally http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-43419 Sally Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:04:01 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-43419 Phew! It IS you. When I don't hear from you guys in a while, I get nervous. Love. Phew! It IS you. When I don’t hear from you guys in a while, I get nervous. Love.

]]> By: bc3 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-2214 bc3 Tue, 29 May 2007 18:47:50 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-2214 man, i was looking for thethirds.com and ended up here. what the hell, i'm lost in cybeerspace! man, i was looking for thethirds.com and ended up here. what the hell, i’m lost in cybeerspace!

]]> By: » Is Tweetr the first mainstream Apollo application? | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-2056 » Is Tweetr the first mainstream Apollo application? | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com Tue, 22 May 2007 22:53:00 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-2056 [...] Tweetr didn't take long to put together, and having it be cross platform is something that makes it stand out with Twitterific. It's one of my favorite early examples of Apollo in action because it's not an application you'd want to create inside a browser, but as a web developer, it's exactly the type of desktop application I'd want to create. With Apollo, I don't need to worry about learning the guts of desktop development, I can just focus on design and usability because I know the web technologies that go into it. With a service like Twitter that makes heavy use of web services and APIs, being able to leverage web technologies lowers the barrier to entry. Development for Apollo is definitely ramping up. Sites like ApolloHunter and ApolloApps have great libraries. Today I saw Brandon Ellis created a simple website monitoring application that I now have running at all times. All pretty simple stuff, but it shows that people are looking at the technology and finding interesting use cases. I think it's going to be an exciting year. [...] [...] Tweetr didn't take long to put together, and having it be cross platform is something that makes it stand out with Twitterific. It's one of my favorite early examples of Apollo in action because it's not an application you'd want to create inside a browser, but as a web developer, it's exactly the type of desktop application I'd want to create. With Apollo, I don't need to worry about learning the guts of desktop development, I can just focus on design and usability because I know the web technologies that go into it. With a service like Twitter that makes heavy use of web services and APIs, being able to leverage web technologies lowers the barrier to entry. Development for Apollo is definitely ramping up. Sites like ApolloHunter and ApolloApps have great libraries. Today I saw Brandon Ellis created a simple website monitoring application that I now have running at all times. All pretty simple stuff, but it shows that people are looking at the technology and finding interesting use cases. I think it's going to be an exciting year. [...]

]]> By: lee http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-1997 lee Sat, 19 May 2007 22:19:05 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-1997 Man, only noobs use little apps. kthxbai Man, only noobs use little apps.

kthxbai

]]> By: lynn http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-1996 lynn Sat, 19 May 2007 22:12:58 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-1996 Your mom works on little apps. Your mom works on little apps.

]]> By: links for 2007-05-15 « thebadtiming http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-1906 links for 2007-05-15 « thebadtiming Tue, 15 May 2007 23:30:22 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-1906 [...] MonitR - My Apollo App » Brandon Ellis Dot Org (tags: apollo tbt flash) [...] [...] MonitR – My Apollo App » Brandon Ellis Dot Org (tags: apollo tbt flash) [...]

]]> By: Is Tweetr the first mainstream Apollo application? »Technology News | Venture Capital, Startups, Silicon Valley, Web 2.0 Tech http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-1889 Is Tweetr the first mainstream Apollo application? »Technology News | Venture Capital, Startups, Silicon Valley, Web 2.0 Tech Tue, 15 May 2007 10:02:45 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-1889 [...] Tweetr didn't take long to put together, and having it be cross platform is something that makes it stand out with Twitterific. It's one of my favorite early examples of Apollo in action because it's not an application you'd want to create inside a browser, but as a web developer, it's exactly the type of desktop application I'd want to create. With Apollo, I don't need to worry about learning the guts of desktop development, I can just focus on design and usability because I know the web technologies that go into it. With a service like Twitter that makes heavy use of web services and APIs, being able to leverage web technologies lowers the barrier to entry. Development for Apollo is definitely ramping up. Sites like ApolloHunter and ApolloApps have great libraries. Today I saw Brandon Ellis created a simple website monitoring application that I now have running at all times. All pretty simple stuff, but it shows that people are looking at the technology and finding interesting use cases. I think it's going to be an exciting year. [...] [...] Tweetr didn't take long to put together, and having it be cross platform is something that makes it stand out with Twitterific. It's one of my favorite early examples of Apollo in action because it's not an application you'd want to create inside a browser, but as a web developer, it's exactly the type of desktop application I'd want to create. With Apollo, I don't need to worry about learning the guts of desktop development, I can just focus on design and usability because I know the web technologies that go into it. With a service like Twitter that makes heavy use of web services and APIs, being able to leverage web technologies lowers the barrier to entry. Development for Apollo is definitely ramping up. Sites like ApolloHunter and ApolloApps have great libraries. Today I saw Brandon Ellis created a simple website monitoring application that I now have running at all times. All pretty simple stuff, but it shows that people are looking at the technology and finding interesting use cases. I think it's going to be an exciting year. [...]

]]> By: Sean Scott http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-1885 Sean Scott Tue, 15 May 2007 04:14:07 +0000 http://www.brandonellis.org/?p=39#comment-1885 looking good mr ellis. app works like a charm looking good mr ellis. app works like a charm

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