First WebApp

[jtalerico]

iNerd -- http://polaris.cs.wcu.edu/~jtalerico/iNerd.php

If you visit reddit,google(tech)news frequently, i wrote this rss gatherer.. Kind of feature lacking, but once i get some free time i will work on it.

Not sure if there are things like this already (wrote the web app before I even owned a iphone).

Next version I hope to db backend it and have the app remember who you are (sessions/cookies) and your preferences... So you can add your own feeds...

 

[waterskier2007]

iNerd -- http://polaris.cs.wcu.edu/~jtalerico/iNerd.php

If you visit reddit,google(tech)news frequently, i wrote this rss gatherer.. Kind of feature lacking, but once i get some free time i will work on it.

Not sure if there are things like this already (wrote the web app before I even owned a iphone).

Next version I hope to db backend it and have the app remember who you are (sessions/cookies) and your preferences... So you can add your own feeds...

i dont get it, what is it, and btw the chicago at night pic is boss

 

[TurboSC]

nice contribution, are you familiar with more advanced application coding? I'd be interested in touching base with you about developing more advanced applications.

 

[jtalerico]

water ::

It is a compilation of different feeds that I am interested in. Since most web sites generate RSS feeds I thought it would be nice to pull all of them into one website....

So my next release of it will be broken up like this.

Reddit (x new stories) [Most recent headline]
GoogleNews (x new stories) [Most recent headline]
MacRumors iPhone (x new posts) [Most recent post]

The user would click on the one they are most interested in, and it would expand to the rest of the links from the feed.

I feel the advantage of doing it this way is it takes the need for the iPhone to use it's EDGE connection to crawl and get these headlines, instead it uses a (in my case) OC12 to retrieve the headlines and all the EDGE connection has to do is read my WebApp.

Turbo --
Yes, I know Java, PHP, Perl, and I am picking up Objective-C as we speak.

 

[waterskier2007]

oh ok cool, thanks for the info

 

[jtalerico]

Not sure if many found interest in this but i recently added a little user interface update.... It isn't so clustered as it was before. Kind of follows Apples whole General -> Specific approach.