Even though it's nearly Christmas, we added a couple of nifty features. Let me pick three: A first go at a mobile version, improved set menus, remove sets on the list view.
Mobile version
You may access your collection on any mobile on m.memonic.com. Building on Yahoo's Blueprint framework, we rapidly developed a mobile version optimized for thousands of mobile devices. See here two examples of the my collection rendered on an iPhone and on Opera Mini.
Improved set menus
We received a number of feedbacks on the usability of our set menus. We improved: You may access the most important actions directly by clicking on the set drop down.
Remove sets in list view
So far you had to be on a detail item to remove a set. As from now you may do so right in the list view.
As always we welcome your feedback!
A couple of days ago, Simon Wüthrich published a nice article in the Zürichsee Zeitung on how to best plan your next holiday trip, say to Rome. (Why not Paris? We'd have a movie for the travel case to the city of romance). We get a nice mention. Read the article here (pdf, 245kb, German)
We've been busy lately with a number of updates and improvements. We always will document our full release notes here. Here a summary of the highlights:
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You may now share all your items very easily not just by email but also share your items directly with Twitter or to your Facebook page.
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We improved also our short URL service. Click on the designated link to generate a Short URL or - for your private items - a guestpass to the item selected.
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Probably the most nifty feature are the Atom feeds for sets. You may read the feeds of your friends (and your own) with any feed reader.
The feeds allow you to create an automatic publishing system by including a feed widget into your website. On clipping simply select the "Options" menu and save your item straight to the desired public set (select permission level for the item itself public, too) and the item will automatically appear on your web page. Example on my personal web page with my public Memonic items.
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Plus we improved the introductory tour. A brief must read for new users in just six pages.
As always we welcome your feedback!
Heute Abend spreche ich bei Reto Hartinger's Internet Briefing über neue Technologien für ein interessantes Web-Erlebnis. Am konkreten Beispiel zeige ich, welche Erfahrung wir mit Friend Feeding, Remix the Web, skalierbaren Infrastrukturen, etc. gemacht habe.
Die Slides sind hier hinterlegt (PDF, 205kb), ein Memonic Set mit den wesentlichen Links und Erkenntnissen ist hier zu finden.
