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This sounds like it might be a useful (will pay money for) service, but I have to say my first experience here was weird and slightly obnoxious. Why do I need t
by gbelote 16y ago
This sounds like it might be a useful (will pay money for) service, but I have to say my first experience here was weird and slightly obnoxious. Why do I need to give you an SSH key when I first sign up? Why are coupon codes masked behind the API? When I first started it said I could request one, then I saw nothing.
I did figure out that I can request through your API via command line, but it seems like a have to use a weird unicode heart (/heart doesn't work). After futzing with that I discover all coupons are gone. Awesome.
- MisterWebz 16y agoI don't understand what you're complaining about. All i did was register + $ curl -k -u user:password https://api.no.de/heart https://api.no.de/heart -X POST and then i had to generate the ssh key.
- gbelote 16y agoAdding an SSH key was part of the sign up page on the website. Leaving blank only prompted me for it again. Running "curl -k -u user:pass http://api.no.de/heart http://api.no.de/heart -X POST" gave no output. I'm noticing in my history that I didn't use https, I guess that's why it didn't work. Why should I even have to jump to curl to request a coupon?
- karanbhangui 16y agoIt's a cute little developer centric signup mechanism. if you don't like it, wait for the regular release for an html form?