haneefghanim

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by haneefghanim 8y ago
Great points made here. We went through something similar not too long ago. From that experience, I recommend you discuss at least the ball park of what they're willing to offer up front (and what you're willing to accept), before
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Pastel – Website feedback tool for clients and teams(usepastel.com)
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by haneefghanim 9y ago
Haha thank you! Honestly yes it has been, and continues to be a tough product to build. The first proof-of-concept iteration was not bad, but getting the thing working correctly in most browsers has been difficult. We've learned a ton
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by haneefghanim 9y ago
Thanks! We're actually exploring creating a free tier with a link creation restriction. Additionally, we have a 50% discount for students, teachers and non-profits on our paid plans.
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by haneefghanim 9y ago
Genius is definitely a great way to annotate and share text on the web. Our tool is built with web creators in mind (think freelance web developers, web designers, agencies, startups etc), and is more optimized for that use case.
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by haneefghanim 9y ago
Thank you - I love the comparison! To your question, Pastel does work on JS SPAs. I'm actually using it currently on a React SPA (we like to dogfood our product internally).
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by haneefghanim 9y ago
Hey thanks! One of the founders of Pastel here. Re: viewing comments on apps with complex state, it's something we've thought a lot about, and it's tough. Our current solution is to take a screenshot and attach it to every co