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Hi, I'm the developer behind the button Yes, I absolutely agree. We're redesigning that part of the button, and allowing people to specify various options, suc

• mikegirouard 14y ago
  Howdy. Thanks for not minifying the JS[1]. When it comes to payment-related code, I wouldn't even consider it an option for my shop w/o reviewing it. Was that by design or will it be minified in the future? [1]: https://button.stripe.com/v1/button.js https://button.stripe.com/v1/button.js
  • boucher 14y ago
    Though we'll probably minify it in the future, we also will have a non minified version for people to look through.
• recuter 14y ago
  Great. While I have your ear I just want to reiterate that the text should be completely customizable, presets to select from are better then nothing but don't make sense. Who knows what usage people might dream up, what wording works best for their unique case, or hell, different languages. In my humble opinion, everything about the button should be overridable.
• pinchyfingers 14y ago
  I'm using the Stripe button and loving it. I don't mind promoting the Stripe brand, especially when you guys reach the point of adding value because of already established consumer trust, but I'm glad to hear that I'll be able to change the text on the button. Any idea how long until the feature is available?
• MichaelApproved 14y ago
  In your HN profile, it says you work for Twitter. Do you currently work for both Stripe and Twitter?
  • simonk 14y ago
    Probably just hasn't changed HN profile yet, LinkedIn says moved to Stripe in July. http://www.linkedin.com/in/alexmaccaw http://www.linkedin.com/in/alexmaccaw