There are live demos on the individual component pages that should give you what you're looking for.

That is for the full bundle - looking at the repo, the individual components are separated into packages.

Any more invites? k e n c o o p at g m a i l . c o m Thanks!

Seminal work!

Yup, same here. Website and api.parse.com as well.

Great timing! I just got a request from Apple for promotion in the App Store. :-) Hopefully they'll have things back up soon...

Thanks! Do you have something in particular in mind?

Nothing in particular, at least for now. Seeing your app was the first time I've ever thought that social integration would make sense.

Yeah, I should have done this as a Show HN. Live and learn.

And you're right about the avalanche of news. Feeling kind of (ahem) snowed in right now.

Not that I want this particular story to go away.

I've seen a lot of posts here over the years that are asking for community feedback, and that's what I was thinking I was doing. Maybe if I had prefaced it 'Show HN'?

The second submission was from a tech news site (geekwire.com).

I guess the target demographic for Klikaklu (outdoorsy people and families) doesn't really strike a chord here.

Thanks for the reply, danso, I thought I might be in the Cone of Silence. Any thoughts on how to get there without being spammy?

I've been reading HN regularly for several years, so it feels a little weird to finally have something to say and have it just disappear like that.

It's just luck, I think...probably only 1 out of 20 of the links I submit get more than a few upvotes.

In regards to your app submission, the title does sound too spammy...and the content is probably a turn off for most HN users, who don't like having to actually log in/download something before finding out what it does. I'd consider writing a blog post that walks step-by-step through some of the technology/code you used to implement your app...Most people probably aren't initially excited by a treasure hunt app, but many of us hackers always like to be inspired by novel ways to use image recognition and/or GPS.

That's what I was thinking the geekwire article would help with. But yeah, a tech article is a great idea, thanks!

So says the guy that just sold all his legacy apps.

After seeing how mine look in the (hopefully very beta) iOS 7, I'm ready to sell half of mine rather than deal with UI updates.

Money where his mouth is? Although it would seem unlikely unless he had a prior glimpse of what was coming. Is this that unlikely?

Although he wasn't aware of the exact details or extent of the changes, rumors of a total overhaul have been circulating for months. He probably anticipated having to input hundreds if not thousands of hours of development time to prepare for iOS 7. At the very least, this must have been a factor in his decisions.