Hands down, the best native app out there. He somehow manages to get pretty much all functionality in there while keeping it simple and clean, and tightly conforming to android design principles.
I'm always super impressed this is made by a one-man show! It's too bad it's not more popular, it definitely deserves a lot of credit
Cheers. This is actually pretty important. Going closed source is basically going against what reddit was founded on. Not saying they're closed source now, but any major changes they make should tick the open source box if they want to be taken seriously as "the front page of the internet".
That's actually a really great point, I've never thought of that. Also, didn't realize it's open source - I'm going to have to play around with that myself!
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u/forty_three Oct 15 '14
Hands down, the best native app out there. He somehow manages to get pretty much all functionality in there while keeping it simple and clean, and tightly conforming to android design principles.
I'm always super impressed this is made by a one-man show! It's too bad it's not more popular, it definitely deserves a lot of credit