JavaLSU
u/JavaLSU
A while ago I wrote "redditting for reddit" which for various reasons and poor planning is no longer supported. So I decided to rewrite it from the ground up for fluent design. This is super early in the process and nothing is finalized, but I wanted to share it with everybody to see if I was going in the right direction.
Update 2: I have a bunch of promo codes to remove ads. As a thank you to everyone here who had to listen to my rant, consider this a give away. I've got around 50 promo codes, but I can order more. If anybody wants one just PM me and I'll send you the code. I don't need your email or anything like that. Just a PM will do.
Until the app is re-listed, you'll have to download it via the url. redditting for reddit
Thanks.
Update: It looks like online complaints actually work! Thanks to u/amygeek, who got a message to the right people. My app will be listed a
I switched my app to OAuth as requested by reddit, but I lost several things in the process. Such as giving the users the ability to create a new account in the app.
Right now, the oauth page allows the user to create an account but it doesn't validate the application once the account is created, nor does it create a token.
Which means the process to create a new account via the app is to click login -> navigate to the new account section in the oauth page -> create the account -> exit out of the login window -> reopen the login window -> log in with the credentials of the new account.
The most awesomest verision ever!
What's new?
- Just look at these screenshots
- Oauth support. This means that you don't share your password with the app...ever.
- Completely rewritten api-wrapper and business layer. A lot happened under the hood. Speeding up the app, and making it more stable.
- New Color Scheme!
- New Name! "Redditting for reddit"
- New Logo!
What's old?
- One of the most functional reddit apps on any platform
- Full comment section, including embedded images and css support for individual subreddits
- Multi account support
- Multi
The most awesomest verision ever!
What's new?
- Just look at these screenshots
- Oauth support. This means that you don't share your password with the app...ever.
- Completely rewritten api-wrapper and business layer. A lot happened under the hood. Speeding up the app, and making it more stable.
- New Color Scheme!
- New Name! "Redditting for reddit"
- New Logo!
What's old?
- One of the most functional reddit apps on any platform
- Full comment section, including embedded images and css support for individual subreddits
- Multi account support
- Multi
hello world!
hello world
I've made a lot of "under the hood" improvements.
What you can expect in the new version.
- Much faster startups
- Less Crashing
- Clears acne*
- Gfycat support
- General bug fixes
What to expect in general
- Native image handling
- Native video playing
- Multiple account support
- Multi reddit support
- Awesome comments section
- Flair support for subreddits
Just listen to these reviews!
Are you working on that damn app again?
-my wife
What the fuck is reddit?
-my dad
I feel obligated to say that I like it
-my brother
I'm always open for suggestions and complaints. Please feel free to ask me anything.
*doesn't really clear acne
Specifically an app to view just AMA's with added features just for AMA's. Like schedules and organization by category.
Thanks to everyone for all the feedback, this is the biggest update redditting has ever had.
A lot of bug fixes and lot of rewrites and a few UI tweaks.
Here is a short album with some screenshots
What's new?
- Completely rewrote navigation. Now you don't lose your place when you view a user's history, check your inbox, or click on a comment link inside of another comment
- Much faster comment loading
- Added the ability to switch the placement of the posts to either right or left of the post.
- Added a comments butt
Thanks to everyone for all the feedback, this is the biggest update redditting has ever had.
A lot of bug fixes and lot of rewrites and a few UI tweaks.
Here is a short album with some screenshots
What's new?
- Completely rewrote navigation. Now you don't lose your place when you view a user's history, check your inbox, or click on a comment link inside of another comment
- Much faster comment loading
- Added the ability to switch the placement of the posts to either right or left of the post.
- Added a comments butt