#mobiledev

i'll rb stuff onto this thread as i work on this app - not much on it tonight because i have other stuff to work on but maybe i'll eventually get a simple mobile app done, for browsing at least? from there depending on how many users i get, i'll add more features. planning to have this on android and iOS, will be using both to test as i go (in simulators, and primary iOS target will be iPad, since that's the only iOS device i have)

apparently tumblr is only oauth 1.0??

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