Dirty Salsa mini - In Appstore

[ddas]

Hi Richard,

Thank you. You are most kind. While it's true that I pointed out that WebMerge could be a product, you sent me the proprietary uncompiled stack for free to begin with. You were very generous. You deserve all the success that WebMerge brought you. I am proud of my role. I am honored that you took me seriously. My investors those days did not. We were building a system that'd sell music for 99 cent or less. They said no one would pay for music.

Your email brought back good memories from the days when people were excited about life. Things were possible. Fun was a part of the culture. And the biggest headline had the word Lewinsky in it. Trust and generosity led to collaboration, companies and some crazy parties. Oh well. 

Though iphoneClearTouches lacks the charm of FlushEvents all, I am happy to be back here.

I am sending you a promo code.

I still have a few left if anyone wants it.

Cheers,
Debdoot

PS: Yes. Bernd's stacks are incredible and he is a top notch bug-killer.


On Nov 22, 2011, at 10:13 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:

> Debdoot wrote:
> 
>> I am happy to announce that now the power to learn Salsa Dancing is in the palm of your hands.
>> 
>> Thanks to Gerry, Richard, Mark, Jacqueline, Scott, Björnke and anyone who helped me but I have missed.
>> Special thanks to Bernd. I swiped a lot of code from him.
>> 
>> It's a very simple app that plays video clips.
>> 
>> Dirty Salsa mini
>> http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dirty-salsa-mini/id478527196?ls=1&mt=8
> 
> Congratulations on the release, Debdoot.
> 
> For those of you who may not be familiar with his work, Debdoot has been producing multimedia for the kinetic arts for many years, going back to the early days of SuperCard when I first came into contact with him.
> 
> In fact, Debdoot is also the step-father of my WebMerge product:  many years ago he and I were talking about a need he had for publishing a small database to the web, and I told him about a tool I'd built for myself for that and he suggested I clean it up and sell it.   Thousands of people have since benefited from Debdoot's suggestion, not the least of which is of course myself - thank you, Debdoot.
> 
> Sometimes we overlook value that a fresh pair of eyes can see clearly.
> 
> Debdoot, your vision is good.  I've enjoyed the DVDs you've sent, and look forward to checking out this latest salsa app.  You rock.
> 
> 
> And let me take this opportunity to echo the special thanks to Bernd. If you hang out in the forums you've no doubt seen many great replies there from Klaus, Mark, Björnke, Jacque, and others, but Bernd often goes the extra mile to write example stacks with fully functioning code to illustrate the suggestions he generously offers.  Hats off to you, Bernd.
> 
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