An addictive easy way to shop for homes
Seattle is a middle-of-the-road city when it comes to mass transit: we have a good bus system, but not much in the way of rail (our first line is coming in the next couple of years). Middle of the road on transit, but definitely on the slow-to-stopped end of car transit, especially if you commute across the lake. The crummy...
We forgot to post this video tour of ShackPrices when it came out. It’s missing some of our newest features (saved homes from the listings page and text search for instance), but it’s a great introduction to the site. It’s from Screeniac, an all screencast review site (what an interesting concept!).
This is just a quick post to warn everyone who has an rss feed that we made some changes in the way our feeds work that will cause most readers to show a bunch recent entries as new, even though you’ve seen them before. This is a one time occurrence, sorry for any inconvenience!
We just rolled out a new set of features under My ShackPrices. Saved Shacks have a history now, Saved Searches are prettier and more functional, and you can now see more shacks on the map at a time. Saved Shacks When you save a shack, you can keep track of price changes, status changes (if they’ve accepted an offer or...
If you’re looking for nerd insights, you should head over to StartupsOnRails.com, a blog devoted to Ruby on Rails and the life of coding at a small startup. Both Doug and myself are posting there along with folks from a few other Ruby on Rails-based startups. We’ll let you know about some new features soon. I promise!