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jMe – New Feed Search Tool

Fredi Bach over as OSXCode has just opened the doors wide on testing the beta of his feed searching tool called jMe. I’ve tinkered with it a bit and he’s just done a killer job. Sounds like he’d welcome all takers on helping him fine tune the app. Please, lend a hand?

I’m learning Fredi’s one of those curious tinkerers I like so much (Dana Swift comes to mind) who will take a self-assigned app and turn it into something really cool. He started out wanting to learn more about jQuery and has done a really nice job in a short amount of time with his self assigned lesson.

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One Comment on “jMe – New Feed Search Tool”

  1. OS X Code (r,s) - A Mac blog about coders and the code they write. » The wait is over! jMe 1.0 open beta is here! Says:

    December 3, 2006 at 9:57 am

    [...] Before I post some comments from the beta testers, here’s the link you have been waiting for: jMe 1.0 Beta Gerald from gWHIZ: Fredi Bach over as OSXCode has just opened the doors wide on testing the beta of his feed searching tool called jMe. I’ve tinkered with it a bit and he’s just done a killer job. [...]


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