Today we’ve shipped GitHub for Android and I’ve learned much in the process. The app is free to download on Google Play and you can also browse the code from the newly open sourced repository. I like to think of this as, Incredible beginings.
I’m a big fan of customization. Hardware, software, etc. so when I found some of the details on hacking the kindle I jumped all over it. I also do what I can to be fair and not cheat the system so hack away, but don’t steal (even if the bill isn’t worth it). Enjoy the octokindle resources…
Many of you know my love for the game of baseball, for those who who could care less; you may exit now, this won’t intrest you. I grew up with day dream that one day I might be able to visit a few ballparks and now that I’m traveling more, the dream has expanded. I’m looking forward to hitting as many MLB parks as time allows.
I am excited to re-mention that we’ve released the GitHub Page Generator and that we’ve created some amazing templates to go along with it, but to add to it we’re open sourcing some of these themes. We want you to have the ability to make changes, additions and even submit pull requests to these themes to better them for yourself and the community.
In recent months you’ve not heard much about Harmony (Ordered List’s first product to market), but as we continue to use and build upon it, I wanted to quickly share some of my favorite features that you may not know are already built into Harmony.