In the Github project page (https://github.com/berbaquero/reeddit#tools) I list the tools I used -- besides that, it's the usual combo of pure html + css + js.
A few people have asked for this, so this is going up in my to-do list.
I am not changing the 'natural' way Reddit sorts the comments and posts - which is basically based on the result of upvotes - downvotes through time.
No difference at all. I actually am concatenating the subreddits for the URL. It's on my to-do list to allow any number of subreddit per channel. I just haven't figured out an elegant way to do it on the mobile, yet.
I just thought that if you weren't able to vote on posts and comments in the first place (being read-only), maybe the points were not relevant to the 'just reading' experience.
It already exists for HN. It's called HackerWeb -- hackerwebapp.com Edit: typo.
I guess you mean accessing a subreddit by the URL. Good idea, I'll add to the to-do list. :)
In the Github project page (https://github.com/berbaquero/reeddit#tools) I list the tools I used -- besides that, it's the usual combo of pure html + css + js.
A few people have asked for this, so this is going up in my to-do list.
I am not changing the 'natural' way Reddit sorts the comments and posts - which is basically based on the result of upvotes - downvotes through time.
No difference at all. I actually am concatenating the subreddits for the URL. It's on my to-do list to allow any number of subreddit per channel. I just haven't figured out an elegant way to do it on the mobile, yet.
I just thought that if you weren't able to vote on posts and comments in the first place (being read-only), maybe the points were not relevant to the 'just reading' experience.
It already exists for HN. It's called HackerWeb -- hackerwebapp.com Edit: typo.
I guess you mean accessing a subreddit by the URL. Good idea, I'll add to the to-do list. :)