Brian Donohue

Congrats on the launch @rebebeccajharris and @david_heimann!

Brian from Instapaper here! Over the past few years we've gotten a significant number of requests from developers to have access to Instapaper's parser. Yesterday we launched Instaparser, an API to access Instapaper's parser. Instaparser is a paid service, but there's a free tier under https://www.instaparser.com/signup/trial that can be used for testing or just quick weekend...

Damn Daniel! Long time listener, first time caller. Is it possible for me to make apps or modules that I can sell on the marketplace? If so, how would you prevent people from duplicating those apps and modules and "steal" the IP.

Brian from @betaworks here to share our latest and greatest project PlusPlus++! PlusPlus is a slack bot that lets you award or take points from users. The bot works by scanning for text matching “@username++” and “@username--” which would, respectively, award or take points from @username. PlusPlus is new but its predecessor has a long history at betaworks (which I detail in this post), and...

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I suppose it'd be remiss not to mention that Recents is also open source: https://github.com/Donohue/Recents :-)

Brian from Instapaper here. We just launched a huge update to Instapaper with some amazing features like speed reading (highly requested), instant sync to have new saves pushed directly to your device, much faster saving with the iOS extension, and tweet shots! @catzo, @maannajjar, and I put a lot of love into this release and it came out really nicely. We will all be here intermittently...

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Hey all, I built Instapaper Weekly during the holiday break in December 2013 based off of @_RoySD's work on Instapaper Daily (the most popular article saved to Instapaper each day: http://blog.instapaper.com/post/70924183086). The Weekly started as an email digest for the most popular articles for the past week. Last week we added a section at the top to have the most popular highlight...

Just tried a few searches on Wildcard, and it feels a lot more like a mobile-card search engine than a web browser. It's not possible to go to any URL, so I'm curious to know why it's positioned as a browser versus mobile-friendly search.

Hey guys, I'm the General Manager and lead iOS developer for Instapaper. Really happy to see Instapaper 6 on Product Hunt! Freemium is a big shift for us, and the first time Instapaper has had a free offering since around 2011. Let me know if you have any questions/thought/comments!