Small mention in the new york observer

Great use of enjoysthin.gs

Awesome enjoysthings review (translate it with google translate or something)

"neat simplicity"

"This is gonna be popular."

And Creative Technologists have started becoming less rare to find on the web. Another article I recently read on the Read Write Web blog was on the fantastic Enjoysthin.gs application built by Ted Roden who is now employed by NYTimes as a Creative Technologist.

We got to check out some cool new tech startups, my favorite of which was enjoysthin.gs, a very visual bookmarking service

"A scrapbook of things you find and like on the web"

I assume this is all very favorable...

A great review from the comments of a great review of enjoysthin.gs: "Holy Jiminy this site amazingly well thought out from a useability perspective! I read your comment "The user experience on the site is a real home run" and thought cool, but I really visted to see what the actual service of boomarking stuff was like." Then I saw the little form field amongst the intro text and thought.. "hey can I type in there?". From that point on I was blown away! The ease of use sold me on the product even more than the product itself :) Thanks for the introduction. Great site.

"Have you tried enjoysthin.gs? Do you like it? I looked at my page of pictures this morning and it was like my own personal little daily dose of zen. I love it."

"pushing the envelope apps like enjoysthin.gs"

not a review, but....

"it’s one of the prettiest sites I’ve ever seen. It makes me happy ... This site is visual Twitter."

The interface is beautiful and the site is a real joy to use... The service was created by Ted Roden ... The user experience on the site is a real home run; from browsing through the beautifully displayed items from other users to interacting with the site's basic functionality. Creating an account is remarkably smooth and the plush, over-sized displays make us want to jump up and down and clap our hands ... There's even an API for integration with outside services; though we dare anyone to try to make a cooler interface, it would be nice to see Enjoysthin.gs on FriendFeed.

"it’s one of the prettiest sites I’ve ever seen. It makes me happy just to go visit my page because it’s so pretty. "

facebook is coming after enjoysthings...

Signing up for a web service like enjoysthin.gs is a pleasure when it is done like this.

a rad new site called enjoys things

The hackernews thread for my 31 features in 31 days project

If you work on it long enough. Getting things done.

‘HBA Case Review Question’: If Ted can produce 31 in 26, why can’t even (seemingly) capable companies produce 1 in 30?

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"I am in love with enjoysthin.gs. It helps me resist the urge of posting random stuff on my tumblr. Ted, you’ve done an amazing job. The site is a joy to use and all 31 features are great."

"For some of us this is going to be a rough year. My horoscope says: "an uncomfortable year that will have some rewards. Eventually." Okay then. I am hoping that everybody enjoys things will help me to remember my own principles of pleasure and not get overwhelmed by predictions of discomfort."

I'm trying to make 31 features in 31 days for enjoysthin.gs ... this is my progress

"A herculean challenge, indeed. If anyone can do it, Ted can! "

"Good luck Ted! Happy programming!"

Another listing of enjoysthings... these things spread like wildfire.

A 'review' of enjoysthings. (Vote up!)

"One thing that bugs me is that there is no place I can go and see all the “liked” posts I have “liked”. After a couple weeks I’m sure I’m going to want to go back and find something and not be able to." Thommy describes one of the features I'm working on for http://enjoysthin.gs