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Before I sound too negative, I would like to say that it does look like a lot of hard work went into this, and I really do think it’s a good product. Unfortunat
by publicfig 12y ago
Before I sound too negative, I would like to say that it does look like a lot of hard work went into this, and I really do think it’s a good product. Unfortunately, it seems like another solution looking for a problems. From what I can tell, this product has little to no compatibility with Cakes and Deserts. At Small Startup – which this entire comment was written to promote – we heavily utilize Cakes and Deserts and can’t really imagine releasing a product in 2014 under the food category that doesn’t fully integrate with Cakes and Deserts. Is there any hope for updating compatibility in future releases or is this just another product that doesn’t even look at market needs before releasing a product?
EDIT: I was able to find a tutorial online for integrating Carrot with Cakes and Deserts, which may work until a better solution is found:http://www.chow.com/recipes/21792-moist-carrot-cake-recipe http://www.chow.com/recipes/21792-moist-carrot-cake-recipe . I would still like compatibility with some specific use cases like Scones and Tiramisu.
- golemotron 12y agoThose features will be in the beta - it's code-named Carotene.
- cfontes 12y agoCome on.... Carrot integrates beautifully with Cake there is even a Chef recipe for it (AHA!!!) ! It's my favorite bundle when working on Breakfast module.
- stronglikedan 12y agoAnd some good glazed baby carrots might as well be a dessert.
- danso 12y agoJesus, what's wrong with people today? Whatever happened with "do one thing and do it well"? Not everything new has to be like the Golden Corral buffet
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- raphar 12y agoUseless if they want to sell the company, the product has no analytic capabilities included. They must solve this issue before beta(carotene).