I just shipped biggest updates to Hackers since 2017: 4.0. A lot of changes come with this new versions, some highlights include:

• You can now login to your Hacker News account in the app
• That means swipe right to up vote posts and comments
• And swipe left to collapse a whole comment thread

I put in a big effort in the past couple months to tidy up the code base ready for iOS 13. If you didn’t know, Hackers is an open source project. You can see all the Issues and Pull Requests that went into this update in the 4.0 Milestone, and if you want to get your hands dirty, there are a few easy to pick up features in the list.

Hackers has reached an interesting place; it has been the top result when you search for “Hacker News” on the App Store for a while. It’s the most popular it’s ever been, even though there are dozens of competing apps. I think one of the reasons Hackers has risen to the top of the pile is my persistance since 2013. There was a period between 2014-15 that I experimented with paid pricing, ranging from 99p to £2.99, and there was a small chance than it could make me a small amount of recurring revenue. But I was never really happy with charging people to use a pet project, and I had wasn’t deluded enough to think that an iOS Hacker News app could do any more than fill a niche.

Since 2016 I’ve tried to update it regularly, adding support for new iOS versions, iPad support, making each interaction with the app slicker with every release. It’s also a exercise book for my own programming skills, something I use to keep my tools sharpened.

I want to thank the people who’ve taken the time to contribute to the app, and also to all the users who left a review or sent me a kind message. It’s really appreciated.

Here’s to the next six years.

Download Hackers from the App Store.

Iconfactory just released their latest update to the oldest Twitter app around: Twitterrific. I talked a bit about Twitterrific in my last post, the Mac version was the first ever desktop app that used Twitter’s (then undocumented) API.

#NotMyTwitter

In recent years I’ve been a big Tweetbot user, especially since they brought Tweetbot to the Mac, and in general I’ve been pretty happy with it. However with the coming demise of Tweet Marker, and Tweetbot’s inability to use iCloud for timeline syncing when iCloud Drive is disabled (my corporate Mac doesn’t allow iCloud Drive) has had me looking at Twitter app ecosystem again.

The first thing I tried was the official Twitter app, which I still use maybe once a week to check notifications since Twitter removed that feature from their third-party APIs. Even with a recent feature to “show your latest tweets”, which just means Twitter won’t fuck around with the ordering, there is no timeline syncing between the app and web, and it sometimes still randomly (actually, I’m pretty sure it’s not random at all) switch back to showing what Twitter thinks are my “top tweets”. I stopped using Instagram when they fucked around with my timeline, and I don’t like using Twitter like this either. It’s exactly like what Dropbox has been doing to their product in the past week. It’s a disease all venture capital funded companies seem to get; at some point the urge for growth outweighs the company’s original mission, and then they alienate the users that helped make their company relevant in the first place. This is probably a topic for another blog.

What I love about Tweetbot and Twitterrific is they keep the original spirit of Twitter alive. I don’t want a machine to tell me what tweets I should be looking at. They’re only 280 characters max, I can read every single one on my timeline. Twitterrific 6 is a great update to an aging app, bringing it up to date with modern design trends and standards.

Twitterrific 6

There’s now finally an option to have the tabs be at the bottom rather than the top, something which I always thought was a design mistake, as it’s much harder to tap at the top of an iPhone. Twitterrific also uses iCloud to sync my reading position, but unlike Tweetbot it works without iCloud Drive enabled. The enhancements to the composing popup are welcome too, now with built in Giphy support. I also like how they’ve customised the swipe back to dismiss gesture, so it works on all types of modal presentation even if they are presented from the bottom. Unfortunately Twitterrific for Mac hasn’t been updated yet and is missing out on the new stuff, but I only really miss Giphy support, and on a Mac it isn’t too much of a pain to search for them manually.

The pricing model is also quite interesting, there’s a monthly subscription at 99p a month which is a great way to trial the app. If I decide I’m going to stick with it, I then have the choice of paying £9.99 a year or an outright purchase at £28.99. That may seem like a lot for an app in 2019, but I’d expect years of included updates and support just like Twitterrific 5 did, so long term it’s not a bad investment compared to the yearly subscription. If you don’t want to pay at all, that leaves a fairly modest and tasteful banner ad permanently at the top. I think this is easier to ignore than ads embedded in the timeline, so if it doesn’t bother you then you won’t need to pay at all.

I’m going to keep using Twitterrific for a few more weeks before I decide to switch to it. There’s also the revival of Twitter for Mac using Catalyst (née Marzipan), which I’m interested in trying when it’s released.

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I like this new advert.It’s another peek of Apple’s transition into a post-Steve era. You can almost hear the cries of “Steve would never…

I find that the longer I run the site, the more resistant I become to the idea of ever giving it up, even if I need to take the occasional…

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“Don’t be evil” is synonymous with Google, it’s their corporate identity. But have you ever stopped and wondered why? Why does Google need…

Lots of people were worried when the new-old Mac Pro was released last June. It was an incredibly incremental update, with slightly newer…

Apple’s new budget iPod Touch is the first iOS device with a black bezel and silver metal back since the first iPhone.It’s no coincidence…

David Celis:Just send your users an email. The activation email is a practice that’s been in use for years, but it’s often paired with…

What’s that about a reality distortion field?

My favourite iOS podcasting app now out on the Mac.

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Similar to last month’s BBC gaff, CNN reports that Siegel+Gale found in a ‘survey’ that Samsung Galaxy phones are simplier than iPhones…

The most interesting plan here is to use .search to operate a redirect service on the “on the ‘dotless’ .search domain (http://search/) that…

We did not interpret the content in question as involving any particular sexual orientation, and frankly that would have been a completely…

Matt Drance:Google knew what it was doing when it made and marketed Android as an “open” system. It surely anticipated forks by handset…

The New York Times:One of the group’s model bills, “The Animal and Ecological Terrorism Act,” prohibits filming or taking pictures on…

Devices using iOS 6.1 and later with VPN On Demand configured to “Always” will behave as if they were configured with the “Establish if…

What’s the one thing iOS lacks? No it’s not real multitasking, inter-app communication, or reliable data syncing. It’s never had an animated…

40 years since the first mobile phone call was made, the phones themselves have come a long way since. I’m not sure the Motorola Rokr and…

Yesterday, Tim Cook did something Steve Jobs hardly ever did, he apologised.Steve Jobs was a master at dealing with the press, he knew…

Just when you though Yahoo might be getting back on their game by appointing Marissa Meyer as their CEO and rejuvenating Flickr, they spend…

I think the manager-free model only works for a business that has high margins and depends more on creating hits than cutting costs. The…

From the people that made Snapseed, a collection of Photoshop, Lightroom, and Aperture plugins designed for photo editing.$149 is a great…

Buy him out boys!

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I’m sure Google PR doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry.

Eric Schmidt in not telling the truth shocker.

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CCTV paid Chinese celebrities to post anti-Apple messages to Weibo to promote their “820 Party” TV programme. But one of the celebrities…

Last night, Apple approved the latest Hackers update. While the version number may have just increased by a paltry 0.0.1, you’ll find lots…

Brutal:“The voice over is terrible, the audience will fall aslepp”“This movie gets worse every screening”“Deckard at the piano is…

Apple, now the big player, has to take the hits that big players get:But that’s how news reporters increasingly are treating the state of…

Microsoft’s biggest weakness is that they still don’t realize how much they suck. They still think they can write software in house. Maybe…

“When they replaced sharing with +1 on Google Reader, it was clear that this day was going to come,” he said. Wetherell, 43, is amazed that…

Not so open after all.

I’m not entirely sure what to make of this, but Rubin’s replacement Sundar Pichai has proven himself with the Chrome browser and it will be…

Graham Hill describes what happened after he sold his first start-up in the 90s:My life was unnecessarily complicated. There were lawns to…

Whether the WSJ has an agenda or not, they’re certainly producing more link bait about Apple than any other company.

Daniel Eran Dilger rips into a Bloomberg “news” article seemingly based on a Samsung press release about how well they’ll survive after…

The revised Apple TV isn’t using the quad-GPU A5X chip that was speculated in January. However the new revised A5 is smaller than the old…

We launched the WebM Project in May 2010 with the goal of providing the web with a high-quality, open, royalty-free video codec that anyone…

I wonder if he’ll continue this as a long winded three parter.

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Psst Americans, leave your litigious culture in the US.

The reliable Rene Ritchie from iMore has a source which claims that Apple has considered launching the next generation of iPads in April…

Apple has a lower P/E ratio than Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and now Dell, to name a few. I find this baffling and I would challenge…

The simple but powerful message is this: ‘Enjoy The Journey’. Remember the smile on Andy’s face when he disposes off the pieces from the…

Today I released my new iPhone app, Hackers, which I’ve been working on for the past few months.Hackers is an iPhone app designed for…

Fantastic news, payment processor Strip finally comes to the UK. Just in time for a project I’m working on.

John Gruber’s detailed and well sourced article about how great products thrive and bad products don’t, and being open or closed has little…

This has to be his biggest controversy to date.

FOSS Patents does some sleuthing and discoveres the judge that ordered Apple to publish an apology to Samsung, and then rewrite that apology…

The UK High Court has ordered UK ISPs to block more torrent sites at the whim of the BPI, a private company representing the interests of…

Doug Kass, where have I heard that name before?

Why are people still surprised when Twitter kills your app? Goes to show that you can’t make a viable Twitter app while selling it for under…

Who would’ve bet that Google would be the first company to release a competitor to Apple’s MacBook Pro with Retina display? Certainly not me…

Matt Drance on Sony’s strange Playstation 4 announcement:People would have happily waited longer for a comprehensive, exciting product…

HP is selling key parts of it’s webOS product to LG, although interestingly HP are keeping the backend services such as cloud sync and the…

Could this be the catalyst App.net needs for a resurgance? I know many people who were interested in App.net, but put off with a service…

Jacob Goldstein’s on Marco Arment’s magazine, The Magazine:“What I saw was a fluke in app store pricing,” he told me. “If you have an app…

A highly impressive notebook from Google, I love the industrial design and of course the 2560x1700 resolution display. It has an aspect…

Movist has long been one of my favourite video players for the Mac. The simplicity of it’s interface and it’s speed has kept me from using…

I have seen the Android brand disappear over time. First, it was the Nexus, then Samsung came with the Galaxy brand, who made Android less…

‘iHKDesign’ responds to an idiotic article on CNN claiming that Samsung is ‘out innovating Apple’:It seems to me that today, innovation…

Tim Cook refers to integration and a great team as unique Apple advantages (but also note the references to magic and belief.) It’s a better…

The problem with Microsoft’s online service offerings isn’t that their TV campaigns are lame. It’s not even that the products are bad. But…

In a world where companies communicate with corporate PR speak, I applaud Elon Musk’s tone in his response to John Broder’s review of the…

Roh, who was a lawmaker for the opposition Progressive Justice Party, has been a vocal critic of Samsung, South Korea’s most powerful…

Some great ideas, like the rubbish bag packaged inside a rubbish bag.

The biggest mistake Microsoft could make is back down from the progress they’re making with Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.It’s good to see…

It was like this for Mac users until around 2008.

Nick Quaranto at 37 Signals describes writing the Basecamp app with RubyMotion so he could avoid using Xcode and learning Objective-C.When I…

People complain about iTunes and Calendar apps, but the App Store app is by far the worst app Apple makes.

Without asking permission, Google sends developers the personal details of everyone who buys their app from Google Play.According to…

Nutrition is probably one of the least well understood sciences, this piece looks at the biggest misconceptions we’re told by governments…

Jim Dalrymple cuts out the bullshit PR.

My local (Northern Virginia) Microsoft store sold out in 15 minutes, which means there wasn’t much to sell. The local Best Buy sold out too…

Design is now so ingrained with taste that it’s quite hard to form partisan arguments, but Rian van der Merwe manages it:Dieter Rams…

In an interview this week, Mr Heins hailed the success of his company’s new phones, saying that sales in the UK were “beyond expectations…

In late October, researchers at North Carolina State University alerted Google to a security flaw that could let scam artists send phony…

Good reporting from Ed Bott, when comparing the Surface Pro to a MacBook Air the amount of free space is about the same. The problem is that…

This is Dell’s Battle of Britain. This could be his finest hour or it could be him and his ego, like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’s…

Discourse is a new ‘discussion platform’ to replace the old, slow, and over-complicated forum software like phpBB.First impressions are very…

This will be the best thing you will read all day.

Victor Chebyshev analyses one of the most invasive pieces of malware on the Google Play store.

Braden Thomas analysis the exploits found in iOS 6 used for the first unthethered jailbreak.

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Tim Berners-Lee spoke at a Linux conference today about mobile platforms and native apps vs. HTML:“The right to have root on your machine…

Mike Lombardo explains exactly why Eminem is such a good lyricist.

Marco Arment speculates that a 5” iPhone isn’t as unlikely as it seems, and mocks up how it might look.Why would Apple release this?First…

An Apple spokesman told TNW that the new Apple TV model is just a in-season silent upgrade:“We sometimes make component changes which…

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The only way I can understand the current valuation of Amazon is if they’re expected to eventually gain a monopoly over the entire internet…

Brian Klug from Anandtech has discovered that a reference to an as yet unreleased Apple TV 3,2 found in the latest iOS 6 firmware suggests…

Rene Ritchie at iMore imagining how a larger iPhone would work.If Apple were to make a larger iPhone, I would guess a 4.8-inch screen with a…

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Oracle doesn’t seem to be able to retire Java gracefully.

It seems Ballmer is making a lot former Microsoft employees his enemies. Although I’m not sure I agree with Kempin’s asssessment that…

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Yesterday, Wall Street Journal’s claim that Apple had “halved” orders for iPhone 5 displays has caused a few stirs around here. Are the…

Nice timeline of Apple’s products by Pop Chart Lab.

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The guys at The Wirecutter have cut out all the bullshit from CES and compiled a list of best gadgets in the show into one article.

Today we found out that CNET writers don’t have the independence from their parent company CBS after they banned them from letting Dish’s…

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Two million iPhones sold in three days. But because there wasn’t country-wide riots like previous iPhone releases, the press thinks it’s a…

This affects the Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, and Note 2. It gives malicious apps downloaded from the Play store root access to your phone and all…

I’m sure the press is straight onto this story like the similar one about Apple Maps a few days ago. Any moment now.

Horace Dediu on John Sculley’s speculation that Apple is moving to a six-month product cycle.

Craig Hockenberry writes about the behind the scenes of the latest version of the original Twitter app, Twitterrific 5.

Google demonstration how to discontinue a free service while sugarcoating the announcement.My family use Google Apps hosting for all our…

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Brett Terpstra offers some sound advice for developers releasing a new app.

Jakob Nielsen points out many usability problems with Windows 8.It’s sad that I’m not surprised when Microsoft release such a shoddy piece…

MG Siegler rightly points out Engadget’s pandering to comment trolls by trying to “remain neutral” on an editorial post.If being neutral…

Fascinating article about the abadoned Japanese island of Hashima which was used as the hide out of the new Bond villian.

Dmitry Fadeyev on the practice of changing the default font smoothing for WebKit for no reason other than misguided aesthetics:Designers…

MG Siegler speculates on the reasons for Sinofsky’s departure from Microsoft:Sinofsky was the driving force behind the “no compromise…

In the video, the speaker explains and demonstrates improvements made to the machine understanding of his English words, which are…

I’m seriously disappointed in Google not standing behind a defective Nexus 7, just because I didn’t purchase it from them. Apple and Amazon…

I don’t understand how Dan Lyons went form insightful pundit to this.

Today’s Dilbert comic is opportune.

An ingenious idea, and probably the fastest way to create a working prototype.

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If you live in the UK and use Safari, this extension redirects your Google searches to google.co.uk.

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Matthew Panzarino on Google’s relationships with mobile phone networks and why that’s the reason the Nexus 4 doesn’t have LTE:The real…

Brent Ozar shares his experiences with the Surface. The videos are particularly telling.

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Steve Ballmer told the BBC: “Is it fair to say we’re going to do more hardware? Obviously we are… Where we see important opportunities to…

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Amazon’s goal should be for Kindle typography to equal print typography. They’re not even close. They get a pass on this only because all…

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Motorola had promised owners of the Photon, Electrify, and Atrix an upgrade to to Android 4.0, known as Ice Cream Sandwich, which would…

Not quite CoffeeScript, but Microsoft’s new TypeScript language claims to be a superset of JavaScript that complies to JavaScript.Mainly I’m…

It seems like Google is adding stuff to Chrome just to add it. It’s as if they feel like they can’t do nothing feature-wise, so they come up…

Do no evil? I guess Susan Wojcicki didn’t get the memo.

John Paczkowski on the reasoning behind Apple using their own mapping service in iOS 6:Spoken turn-by-turn navigation has been a free…

Anyone who has used Netflix knows how great it is. The simplicity of the interface, the syncing, and the speed of streaming makes it a joy…

DisplayMate analyses the iPhone 5’s screen:The display on the iPhone 5 is a significant improvement over the display on the iPhone 4. Apple…

Now, I’m not disputing that Maps does give a lot of strange results to a lot of people all around the world, but for a large, large number…

A common complaint I’ve seen is “I don’t want to install (company)‘s shitty app in order to get their storecard on my phone”. You don’t have…

Windows clients can’t connect to an Airport Extreme network with an Emoji name, this could be a useful feature.

Sam Biddle at Gizmodo:There was a time when you could buy something that was compact, fast, and beautiful. That time is over. “Smaller” is…

Google effectively bought Motorola to use as its personal patent troll.

The thing to remember is that UI design is like selling a restaurant, where you can’t just serve up good food in order to run a restaurant…

FOSS Patents has an insightful article about the Apple vs Samsung verdict:Samsung has issued a statement that claims this jury verdict is a…

Some years ago, executives at a Houston airport faced a troubling customer-relations issue. Passengers were lodging an inordinate number of…

Marco Arment on Twitter’s blocking of Tumblr “find friends” accessTwitter will now only permit large services to add value to Twitter, not…

Dave Winer being right again about tent.io: “Think of a protocol like a road. You could have a wonderful road. Well paved. Wide lanes. Great…

Gruber delves deep into the abyss of iPad mini rumours.

I’m sure Mike Daisey is already at the Samsung factory gates.

Swampash explains why Apple has to take Samsung to court:The Fender Stratocaster was released in 1954 and totally changed the then-new…

Tesco demonstrating why you shouldn’t let your customer service team make sweeping statements on Twitter about your websites security.

Bad news:We failed.Hopefully there can be a true successor to OAuth 1.0 because the whole request signing process still gives me a headache…

John Siricusa writes the only 26,000 word review of OS X Mountain Lion worth reading. Make sure you do.

I wonder how you’re supposed to use Google Earth without an internet connection.

I was going to write a post about Sparrow’s talent acquisition by Google, but Rian van der Merwe did it for me:I paid full price for every…

BoingBoing gets it.

I don’t think anyone saw this coming:While we’ll be working on new things at Google, we will continue to make Sparrow available and provide…

Not really, but the proliferation of “vintage” effects for photo apps is starting to make every photo on the internet look the same. The…

Matt Alexander posts his thoughts on Windows Phone:Boasting a colorfully angular interface, the promise of smooth transitional animations…

Matthew Panzarino speculates that Apple will drop the iPhone 4 rather than the iPhone 3GS when “the new iPhone” is released later this year…

Former Yahoo engineering manager Sriram Krishnan has some unsolicited advice for Yahoo’s new CEO:Make a huge sign with the phrase ‘the…

I like the new look of Office 2013 and the “cloud” integration, but as The Verge reports:The touch experience isn’t great from my own…

Better sharpen your knives.

I can’t believe ReadWriteWeb let Antone Gonsalves write a follow-up post to his piece on the MacBook Pro with Retina Display.And of course…

I wouldn’t normally link to a link-bait article such as this, but the comment from another staff writer at ReadWriteWeb is quite revealing:I…

Channel 4 is bringing back Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror for a second series of three episodes: The first series prompted 322 complaints…

I sell an app for money, then I spend less than I make.Bingo.Source: What is the Readability & Instapaper business model? - Quora

It seems BetaWorks is buying Digg for their technology, and not so much the brand.That is the price for being the loser.Update: it seems the…

Things you used to find on Twitter back when I first joined.

Where there’s smoke.

The best Twitter app for iPhone and iPad is now on the Mac. A public alpha has been released today.More from the Tapbots blog:“We’ve decided…