Calling all commuters! We’re looking for some interesting companies to be featured on our upcoming homepage redesign. If you’d like us to feature your site then just post a reply to this blog post with a link to your public roadmap or email the link to us at getfeatured@interstateapp.com. If you don’t currently have a public roadmap then what are you waiting for? It’s easy! Just head over to our developers portal, grab our example Javascript code, paste that sucker on your website, replace a few bits and bobs (it’s all explained on the page) and you’re good to go! Plus, if you have any trouble you can just get in touch either via our Get Satisfaction or by dropping an email to us at help@interstateapp.com. We really have you guys and gals covered.
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Calling all commuters! We’re looking for some interesting companies to be featured on our upcoming homepage redesign. If you’d like us to feature your site then just post a reply to this blog post with a link to your public roadmap or email the link to us at getfeatured@interstateapp.com.

If you don’t currently have a public roadmap then what are you waiting for? It’s easy! Just head over to our developers portal, grab our example Javascript code, paste that sucker on your website, replace a few bits and bobs (it’s all explained on the page) and you’re good to go! Plus, if you have any trouble you can just get in touch either via our Get Satisfaction or by dropping an email to us at help@interstateapp.com. We really have you guys and gals covered.

Philip Rosedale (SecondLife Founder) talks about being open when running your company. What better way to do this than sharing your development roadmaps with the world?

Work has begun on a mobile version of Interstate. First up is the iPhone (which is a favourite here at BakedCode) and if you visit your Interstate via Safari on your iPhone you will see it in action. It is still in the early stages as it was more of a test of user experience using our current code. The entire design was merely done by defining iPhone CSS files, we aim to make a more native mobile site in the future. At the moment various pages aren’t available by navigation such as theme, config and the various pages related to roadmaps. We’d love to hear your feedback!
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Work has begun on a mobile version of Interstate. First up is the iPhone (which is a favourite here at BakedCode) and if you visit your Interstate via Safari on your iPhone you will see it in action.

It is still in the early stages as it was more of a test of user experience using our current code. The entire design was merely done by defining iPhone CSS files, we aim to make a more native mobile site in the future. At the moment various pages aren’t available by navigation such as theme, config and the various pages related to roadmaps.

We’d love to hear your feedback!

We’ve just pushed out an update to those BETA testing the third release of Interstate! The update includes most notably file sharing and roadmap exporting - two features which have been highly requested since we launched our original BETA last year. If you’re using the latest version of Interstate, go ahead - try out these new features now! (If you’re not using the new version then tweet us at @interstateapp with your Interstate subdomain and we’ll hook you up!). Check out the above video for a preview of how file sharing works within Interstate.

NB: File sharing currently requires a modern browser (such as Chrome or Firefox) with HTML5 Drag and Drop capabilities. To share a file, simply drag a file from your desktop and drop it on the road of your choice. The file will then be uploaded to Amazon S3 and attached to the road for your colleagues to see (they will also receive an email notification if they have chosen to).

Once this feature is out of BETA testing we will begin to add backwards compatibility by also offering a simple file upload form for those folks using older browsers (if that’s you, come on - upgrade! It’s easy!).