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.
Author here. I haven't had the chance to test Reeddit directly on the Nexus 7, but if the sidebar is hidden, you should be able to see it by swiping to the right or tapping the subreddit name at the top.
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.
Author here. I haven't had the chance to test Reeddit directly on the Nexus 7, but if the sidebar is hidden, you should be able to see it by swiping to the right or tapping the subreddit name at the top.
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. :)