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What's the first thing you read in the morning? Weather? News? Facebook?

Hi guys, it's been a couple of crazy month, we've joined forces with Nusonix to come up with an amazing music app that combines your voice with music, listen to a demo here http://www.musigram.com/

But we haven't given up on creating something amazing for FastBeats yet, we had an awesome run with Liz todo list, and we're just gna try some new things now, and one idea that came up was a news reader.

News!!??? Yes, news, we looked at our competition and still found things missing, I still cannot finish reading a whole article, so why not make it bullet points? why not make news reading extremely easy and get to the point? Why not reimagine what news can be, or how a story is being told? If you liked what you saw in Liz, and you read news, then sign up here http://novi.launchrock.com/

novi - News in bullet points NOVI simplifies your favorite news into bullet points, only 10 seconds are required to read each story

[Testers for the Future Needed!]

We're having our next phase of product testing soon, this time it will involve a chrome extension, if you use Chrome and want to be involved early with our future, please contact me at [email protected]

Did Luke Skywalker have a to-do list saving the universe? Prolly not, and that gives you the advantage to do greater things. Get started with Liz now http://bit.ly/NDRHEP

We're changing our name to "Liz", weird? It sure does make an impression, and Liz would be the start of a better world of yours. Download the updated version today!

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/liz-the-connected-to-do-list/id539175961?mt=8

The Name Changer So yes, we’ve changed a name, we call the product “Liz” now. What’s wrong with “bvll.it”? 1. Our users can’t pronounce it or even spell it right 2. Therefo...

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This is how we designed bvll.it beta

[Launching bvll.it] The Design 我們在美國時間七月四號把我們的第一個產品beta給上架了！我們花了許多時間在討論及設計這個app，其中當然做了許多的犧牲跟選擇，成就了現在這個非常簡單優雅的使用介面。這篇文章會帶大家走過我們決定涉及元素及介面擺設的原因及過程，這些設計可能不會全部出現在你目前下載的app中，我們的新版已經在審核中，大約七月中會開放下載。 So we’ve launched bvll.it beta...

[Launching beta!] As promised, you are the first to try our new app,
I want to thank you personally for participating in our beta testing. Here at FastBeats we have a very different way of celebrating July the 4th, we launch the beta version of our app.
You can download the app here http://bit.ly/MIndC9

bvll.it is the perfect todo list to manage your personal life with friends,
It has an extremely simple and elegant UI, and we're proud to put it in front of you today.

Yet, it's not good enough, we have already submitted the next version of our app waiting for Apple's review,
it will only be even more beautiful and easy to use in just another week,
you will have a even better designed todo list at hand.

Please send us your feedback, tell us what you think, how we can improve the app even more.

What Einstein said "Imagination is more important than knowledge",
And we truly believe bvll.it is the best way to carry out your imagination.

Thanks again, stay with us for more to come.

BR,
Noah

bvll.it Get bvll.it on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.

Here's Apple's MVP

Apple’s Minimum Viable Product | @andrewchen I always hate when designers talk about how Steve Jobs is so amazing and how he'd never settle for anything but the best, blah blah blah. Yes, that's

What makes a good engineering culture?
1. Optimize for iteration speed.
2. Push relentlessly toward automation.
3. Build the right software abstractions.
4. Develop a focus on high code quality with code reviews.
5. Maintain a respectful work environment.
6. Build shared ownership of code.
7. Invest in automated testing.
8. Allot 20% time.
9. Build a culture of learning and continuous improvement.
10. Hire the best.

What makes a good engineering culture? Answer (1 of 17): One of my favorite interview questions for engineering candidates is to tell me about one thing they liked and one thing they disliked about the engineering culture at their previous company. Over the course of a few hundred interviews, this interview question has given me a sen...