Update (7/18/09): The offending image has been removed (along with the ClinicalReader Twitter account … strange.) We owe a great deal of our early success to FeedStitch’s fantastic visual design. What you see today was no small feat for Owen, our designer, who subsisted on nothing but Tab and Run DMC records while we pelted [...]
Here at FeedStitch, we care about our customers (and would-be customers). So much, in fact, that we make it our business to appeal to their egos first and their problems second. This exchange sums up how much we care about our users:
Jason Fitzpatrick has a nice little write-up on Lifehacker called FeedStitch Combines Multiple Feeds Into One. Yep, good title — that’s the idea in a nutshell. Judging by the surge in traffic to the site and the increase in FeedStitch references on Twitter, I’d say a lot of people were paying attention. Thanks for the write-up, [...]
Recently, we introduced FeedStitch, our quick and easy feed aggregator. As we mentioned previously, one of the objectives for FeedStitch was to make it easy for computers as well as humans to use. Towards that end, we chose JSON as one of the output options. In this post, I’ll show you how you can use [...]
We’ve often talked about creating a running feed of what the rest of the team is doing across various developer-oriented sites that we use and then inviting others to see that feed as well. What started as some informal discussion was launched into the world in the wee hours of Saturday morning with minimal fanfare. [...]