maccman

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by maccman 14y ago
The trick is to place your a/b testing JavaScript right after the relevant DOM elements, and not do a/b testing on DOMReady or window.load. That'll ensure there's no flickering.
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by maccman 14y ago
You're correct - I mocked up that screenshot and looks like I made a mistake, my bad!
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by maccman 14y ago
For validations there's not much point in using jQuery.payment over Stripe.js - they're practically the same. However, where the jQuery plugin really shines is with formatting the expiry and card inputs. Inputting a cc number in groups of 4
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by maccman 14y ago
At Stripe, we've had to take a lot of these considerations into account when designing the Checkout. One particular bug-bear of mine is people disabling autocomplete on their credit-card forms. Turns out that modern browsers (e.g. Safari/Ch
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by maccman 14y ago
While many of us did go through Harvard, MIT etc, about half of us don't have degrees - I dropped out of high school.
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How we hacked Facebook with OAuth2 and Chrome bugs(homakov.blogspot.com)
299 points by maccman 14y ago|49 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
4 digit years are supported :)
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by maccman 14y ago
We'll get UnionPay & Maestro support added shortly.
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by maccman 14y ago
That's correct, we don't stop people entering invalid dates -- we just validate them after they do so.
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by maccman 14y ago
We don't prevent that. If you type '1/' the library turns it into '01 / '.
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by maccman 14y ago
Fixed! Thanks for the heads up.
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Doping at the Tour de France(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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Steve Jobs' exchange with Palm CEO Ed Colligan(scribd.com)
321 points by maccman 14y ago|173 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
Yes, you can use your own submit button with the JS API: https://stripe.com/docs/checkout
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by maccman 14y ago
Here's one integrating Stripe with Flask - https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/guides/flask
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by maccman 14y ago
The charging isn't done on the client, it happens later on the server. All this checkout does is turn a user's credit card into a token that you can safely send to your server. Then, server side, you can charge the card or sign the user up
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Exec Cleaning, or the challenges scaling a real world business(justinkan.com)
1 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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Why Stripe doesn't have product managers.(forbes.com)
3 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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Using Stripe Connect(dibari.co)
1 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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Why Stripe doesn't have product managers(quora.com)
16 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
A user-base of 350 million people, and Google's backing :)
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Behind the scenes of the world’s first commercial spaceline(virgin.com)
2 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
Interesting that engineers spend an inordinate amount of time researching the best hardware and software, yet can't understand someone who extends that search into the material world. A search for perfection is admirable in my opinion.
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Goal-oriented design(blog.helloform.com)
5 points by maccman 14y ago|0 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
Could you contact me at alex@stripe.com and we can get this resolved. Thanks!
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by maccman 14y ago
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, such as 'Pay', 'Add Card', 'Checkout' etc.
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Stanley Kubrick held his own camera, so why shouldn’t you?(future-bits.com)
74 points by maccman 14y ago|42 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
Reminds me of http://mongout.com/
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Touch events on the mobile web are unfinished(plus.google.com)
40 points by maccman 14y ago|15 comments
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by maccman 14y ago
Yes, agreed. All of these things at Stripe are optional, and more convention than anything else.

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