Alex King and Scott Sanders have announced FeedLounge, a “state of the art web-based feed reader.” Alex invited me to be an alpha tester, so I spent some time kicking it around yesterday. Color me impressed.
Keeping in mind that this is alpha software, I’ll grant you that I found a couple of suggestions to make. However, to echo the sentiments of Geoff, FeedLounge often feels much more like a desktop application than a web page. Clever combinations of Ajax and CSS add a ton of “hey wow” moments when using the system. As with Alex’s other works, the user interface is clean and easy to navigate.
Pingback: Hot Links - Level 1
Pingback: FeedLounge - Quick Hits
Pingback: Alberto Mucignat
Pingback: TechBlog
Pingback: The Indiana Jones School of Management
Pingback: Stefan Hayden » Blog Archive » My future in RSS - aka: FeedLounge -- Graphic Artist, Technophile, Web Librarian, Embarrassingly cute spelling mistakes.
Pingback: skebrown » Blog Archive » FeedLounge
Pingback: TechCrunch » Blog Archive » Get in Line to Test FeedLounge
Pingback: Scott Sanders :: blog :: Stealth Start-Ups Suck
Pingback: Mehmet Büyüközer » Ajax
Pingback: geek ramblings » The State of FeedLounge
Pingback: techcrunchä¸æ–‡ç½‘ » FeedLounge Profile
Pingback: æ¥è‡ªäºŽtechcrunch的关于feedloungeçš„ä»‹ç» by I TechCrunch:麦斯è´æ—¥å¿—
Pingback: FeedLounge Profile • TechCrunch - PS5pkg.net