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Open-source app that uses ChatGPT to summarize Slack channels and post them once a day. Highly recommended for those who struggle to keep up with too many channels. The app supports multiple languages, so you can use it in English or any other language.


https://wri.pe will support to import from catch.com, it’s simple note note taking app.

wri.pe has less features than Catch.com. Probably wri.pe will import just texts.


I'm currently a user of catch.com, I'm planning to try wri.pe but what I'd really like to see is a self-hosted alternative.


wri.pe support resizing preview area now. please try it after reload sevral times.


Review article in Startup Dating.

Wri.pe: A simple and handy note-taking app from Japan http://www.startup-dating.com/2013/06/wri-pe-note-taking-app


And wri.pe used many HTML5 features for UI response.


wri.pe has two key features.

- gmail like Archive - Calendar view

Dates writen in the title or body of your notes are automatically inserted in your calendar.

please try to use wri.pe.


"please try to use wri.pe."

I don't use Facebook, and do not have a github account as I am not a coder. Do I conclude that you do are not targeting your application at me?

How would I export notes with a timeline a few years down the line?


And I'll provide demo account instead of wri.pe account.


I finished to upload tutorial movie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWKV6Z3pSW0

Can I have your comments?

I'll embed to top page.


A demo or a Guest Login would have been a lot better.


Sure, I'll create tutorial demo soon.


current method role is tentative. I'll do more improvement.


In your example you have:

  alert = UIAlertView._alloc \
    ._initWithTitle _S("Hello"),
    :message, _S("I'm MobiRuby"),
    :delegate, nil,
    :cancelButtonTitle, _S("I know!"),
    :otherButtonTitles, nil
  alert._show
Presumably you don't want to stray from UIKit method names in order to make translation automatic, which is understandable, however translation could be automatic couldn't it - is all that _S necessary? Did you consider a chained, hash syntax something like this:

  alert = UIAlertView.alloc().initWithTitle(:title => 'Hello', 
                                            :message => "I'm MobiRuby",
                                            :delegate => nil,
                                            :cancelButtonTitle => "I know!",
                                            :otherButtonTitles => nil).show()
With the syntax above someone could omit nil arguments and still get the right result, if you fill in missing arguments for them.

Or would that not work for some reason? I understand why you need to keep the method names (for automatic translation), but perhaps the syntax could be a little friendlier and more in line with expectation for Ruby code? I would love to write code for iOS in Ruby (have already written some, but it wouldn't get on the app store due to restrictions), but interfacing with views etc is not too painful in ObjC currently, so if it was more painful in something like this it would put me off.

Having looked at your pages further, I see the possibilities of a cross-platform Ruby framework for iOS and Android or WinMo, but if you tie it so tightly to UIKit, how did you plan handling cross-platform issues elegantly? Would that be down to the developers (it is a huge task of course)?


ignore the internet, masui, and do whatever you think is best >:3


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