True. My assumption is that .co may be a tough sell for some b2b models. Interesting in finding if that is true or not.

Agree with you on this point. Website content and inbound marketing efforts certainly outweigh any advantage one would get with a mere .co/.com name.

Depending on the kind of business and website visitors the TLD designation may not matter in some cases. Trying to see what others have experienced with different businesses; whether it be b2b or b2c.

Agree with other responses. You may compare Ruby (considering Ruby as your reference) with Python. There are good discussion on Ruby vs Python in HN. One of the threads is at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=682101

I am curious on how this animation done in HTML5? Any simillar examples out there that give an idea?

warbyparker.com has a good take as well. I like the way mailchimp's report/page though. I sure hope that we would see more in the startup world.

looks like twitter's bootstrap fw with scrollspy in action here. not certain though.

Congratulations on a great new product. One thing that I would like to see is have a small context map (plot area and the window that you are looking at) so that it helps the users while dragging the plot.

I see that the product is not timeline friendly unlike your timeline product.

The use cases are not as evident as your other timeline product.

Good luck.

Yes. Looks good. headed over to @pluggio and started using it.

look into going beyond basic black!

Simply brilliant. I am sure this doodle going to bring some good bit of PR and non-google search users (if there are any) to the Google home. They are marketing/pr geniuses in using the tech. In hindsight, the doodle patent (http://mashable.com/2011/03/22/google-doodle-patent/) looks very useful

what does it take to get your T-Shirt. I have seen yours in the wild and really like them. Could you tell here what supplier you use?

We use uberprints.com. Very cool that you've seen them in the wild!

Thanks!