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Cherry Red RSS is an application that gives you basic RSS reading abilities. Its key feature is the ability to download files contained within an enclosure.
Why is the application so rough?
Because I'm very poor at guessing what people like, I have a strange policy - I don't spend much time putting fancy stuff into an application that people don't really want. So I create a rough application and let people play with it and make comments on features that they'd like to see. I then sit back for a while and listen to the trend of what people want. Over time a consistent series of
Why is the application so rough?
Because I'm very poor at guessing what people like, I have a strange policy - I don't spend much time putting fancy stuff into an application that people don't really want. So I create a rough application and let people play with it and make comments on features that they'd like to see. I then sit back for a while and listen to the trend of what people want. Over time a consistent series of
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| Downloads:4,482 |
| Version Downloads:2,196 |
| Type:Internet : Newsreaders |
| License:Free |
| Date:26 Aug 2004 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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Cherry Red RSS is an application that gives you basic RSS reading abilities. Its key feature is the ability to download files contained within an enclosure.
Why is the application so rough?
Because I'm very poor at guessing what people like, I have a strange policy - I don't spend much time putting fancy stuff into an application that people don't really want. So I create a rough application and let people play with it and make comments on features that they'd like to see. I then sit back for a while and listen to the trend of what people want. Over time a consistent series of requests gets made and I act on it. This is the most efficient method I've found for developing software. (A little warning: remember, this software is free. I'm not a company making a huge fortune and thus have a bug report department. I'm just some fat slob who loves programming and does it purely as a hobby. So if you do make a request, just don't be surprised if it takes me a long, long time before I do anything.)
Why is the application so rough?
Because I'm very poor at guessing what people like, I have a strange policy - I don't spend much time putting fancy stuff into an application that people don't really want. So I create a rough application and let people play with it and make comments on features that they'd like to see. I then sit back for a while and listen to the trend of what people want. Over time a consistent series of requests gets made and I act on it. This is the most efficient method I've found for developing software. (A little warning: remember, this software is free. I'm not a company making a huge fortune and thus have a bug report department. I'm just some fat slob who loves programming and does it purely as a hobby. So if you do make a request, just don't be surprised if it takes me a long, long time before I do anything.)
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Anonymous reviewed on 26 Aug 2004
Remember - crap does not survive in the Mac market, RealBasic-created software notwithstanding.