Aaron Martin
View Design Evolution
In January of 2007 things were different than they are now. Kobe didn’t have an MVP, but was still a jerk. The French government allowed smoking in public places. YouTube is blocked in Brazil. View design was in it’s infancy. Now, though, kids in Brazil are free to watch videos of DDR mishaps, smoking isn’t allowed in public places in France, and Kobe has an MVP under his belt. View design has come a long way since Chris, Brandon, and I started work on the first View builds. It’s amazing what a year will do. Continue reading...
As the World (of Search) Turns (to Social)
When it comes to tech, my interests fall squarely between the search engine and the social network, knowing full well that they will eventually converge into something greater than the sum of its parts. Given my fascination with the possibilities of social search, it has been nearly impossible to take my eyes off of my RSS reader for the past week and a half. Microsoft is back in pursuit of Yahoo, while giving hints that it'll lunge for Facebook if that falls through (again). Continue reading...
First Impressions
Some great first impressions. Continue reading...
Hello World.
Today, we are opening up our site from the "Preview" stage (under a thousand people) to "Beta" stage (about 50,000 invites distributed). That just means that we are a little more confident that we have something solid—but not quite confident enough to call it "done". Continue reading...
Barcamp Austin III
Join us @ GSD&M's (828 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703) Idea City for Barcamp Austin 3 this year during SXSW! Continue reading...
So far so good!
We have been talking about Viewzi for months and most people just look at you like you're crazy and make some snide comment about Google and how crazy we must be to try to compete. I'm OK with that. Continue reading...
Viewzi Preview Live!
Welcome to the Viewzi Preview site. We are so glad you are here checking us out. This is still very early in the process—so there are tons of things we want to improve before showing this to an audience outside of friends and family. This is an early version of the site and is designed to garner feedback and ideas that will be used to shape further development. Continue reading...