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by _____s 8y ago
I've been using Notion for quite some time now. It's pretty neat although I wish it was (a) faster and (b) had a better writing experience. I find Dropbox Paper to offer the best writing experience but Notion is unbelievably flexi
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by _____s 8y ago
Unless you absolutely need to integrate with the payment provider, release it and work on the payment integration after that. I've been in the same position. For me, if I'm working on a substantial project solo, one great source o
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by _____s 9y ago
Customer.io will come pretty close! Fully remote, great team, great culture. I've only recently started working here, but it's been a great place to work. Their interview process was also the best I've come across so far.
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by _____s 9y ago
I think, for the quality, it's on the lower end. Most such services that I subscribe to (or have in the past) are $20-30 per month. The quality of both the production and content is easily worth the money. Even more so now that there a
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by _____s 10y ago
One of the things with a large framework is that moving to a completely new direction is more challenging than it looks. So, at times, ember has made unrealistic promises — and Yehuda alluded to this in the keynote — but one can learn from
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by _____s 10y ago
With Glimmer as a standalone library, I think ember's going in the right direction. There's been some excellent work on Fastboot and Engines in the last year or so and I really like the approach ember's team is taking with th
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by _____s 10y ago
Another great thing about ember-cli is that it has very quickly build around it a great community [1]. There are a lot of high quality, well tested addons that are easy to install and use, and it's easy to create your own as well. [1]:
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by _____s 10y ago
The first thing I'd do is e-mail people who are cancelling and ask them the reason. Upselling current customers doesn't really stop the churn, and a 50% drop rate means there's something seriously wrong. Asking people nicely
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by _____s 11y ago
I'd give it a chance. They may have made poor decisions earlier, but there's a good chance they know that, too, and they would have learned from it. A newer framework from the same people has at least one thing going for them: the
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by _____s 11y ago
A very poor precedent has been set, unfortunately.
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by _____s 11y ago
No, actually, there were quite a few new introductions between 1.11 and 1.13 (Glimmer, the new rendering engine; Actions and API changed, ED became 1.0, got more stable), and, as a result, there were numerous deprecations in the 1.13 releas