michaelponrajah

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by michaelponrajah 3y ago
Is there a way to test it? Curious to see if it's directly embedded in ChatGPT with an add-on on top of it or it's something outside of it?
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
Fully agree at 100%, this is exactly what we did at Lago, use Material UI as a library, customised the CSS to make Lago-branding friendly. In that case we're not reinventing the wheel, we're using it and it helped us to go faster.
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
Of course it depends on the context of a company, the ressource you have internally, the seniority of the team … If you're chasing PMF, a design system will not help you to find it directly, but it can help you to deliver features fast
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
I think it's never too late to implement a design system, interesting fact is the more you're waiting the more work you'll have to do 'cause you'll have to deal with more migration. At least one way to tackle it is
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
Hello, I’m Michael, I work at Lago (YC S21). We did not listen to YC’s advice (do things that don’t scale) and built a design system from day one. It was one of our best decisions, and even help pivoting. I often get questions about it, so
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How soon should you have a design system?(getlago.com)
1 points by michaelponrajah 4y ago|1 comments
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
Try this instead: https://www.getlago.com/blog/is-stripe-using-stripe ;)
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Why Heroku-like pricing models are hard to build(getlago.com)
27 points by michaelponrajah 4y ago|1 comments
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
Never thought that it can take at least 4% of a company revenue
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by michaelponrajah 4y ago
It's a good move to do! Giving visibility on what we're building and allow engineers to custom and participate on Lago's logic gives so much flexibility.