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An Inside Look at Type Ahead Search in Evernote

One of the first things I worked on when I joined Evernote was designing and implementing Type Ahead Search for the Evernote Mac Client. This is how it looks today:   Most of us, at some point, have faced the … Continue reading

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The Herding and Migrating of Sample Code

Here at Evernote, we’re big fans of Github (and Git in general, really). Github hosts all of our SDKs and makes it easy for our developer community to help us produce the best software we can. Plus, who doesn’t love … Continue reading

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Stay Classified

By Mark Ayzenshtat, Head of Data Products at Evernote Many Evernote users are (rightly) obsessed with food: where to find it, how to prepare it, and how to best enjoy it. We count ourselves among the obsessed, and to that … Continue reading

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Android moves to the tablet

Tablets and Fragments on Android We just released Evernote for Android optimized for tablets.  The same APK runs on the phone and tablet, we’ve just customized the look and feel based on the device.  This post will explain the process … Continue reading

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Elephants love mangoes – a look behind our Windows Phone 7 client

Introduction A year ago I was working in the IT department of a large commodities trading company, managing a team of 11 people. I’d been developing software since my early teens, but I’d wanted to try my hand at managing.  … Continue reading

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A Peek Inside Evernote’s New App

Yesterday, we released Evernote Peek, the world’s first app that’s controlled using the iPad 2 Smart Cover. We aren’t letting ourselves submit entries into the Evernote Developer Competition (pay yourself first?), but Peek is an excellent example of the type of app … Continue reading

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