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Where there's a webhook there's a way – Should we prefer SaaS with webhooks?
- ronihcohen 10y agoGreat post!
- buckbova 10y agoGoing to have to disagree. A great post would have gone into technical detail how the SaaS integration works including some code. This reads as an advertisement.
- 1123581321 10y agoI'm guessing you work at this company? You should disclose your affiliation, especially since this is your first comment on HN. https://il.linkedin.com/in/ronihacohen https://il.linkedin.com/in/ronihacohen
- reitanqild 10y agoSeconded: ronihcohen, expect to be punished on hn when you a) don't disclose your affiliation (doing that goves you some leeway) and b) add nothing to the discussion.
- hurricaneSlider 10y agoI thoroughly detest the use of the thinly weighted Raleway font on websites. I can barely read it despite having relatively good eyesight. Please ensure that you're using fonts of the appropriate weight for a given context. The use of such a thin font as body text on a white background violates even the most basic accessibility guidlines.
- danjas 10y agothanks, it's an important feedback.
- hurricaneSlider 10y agoSorry if I sounded overly harsh. It just is a little annoying having to edit a page to be able to read it.
- jstjoe 10y agoThis is misleading. The title here is not the title on the destination post, which is really an ad for this service. It does not address the question "Should we prefer SaaS with webhooks?".
- danjas 10y agoactually, this was a question we discussed in the office lately, we wondered if startups pick SaaS that support webhooks. I (it's totally my bad if this was misleading) was hoping to find our if people do actually weigh this in as they make decisions.