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ricricucit
13y ago
i can see what you mean...but it's not an article to entirely throw away. I see how a few thoughts could actually make sense (at least in my head)....and i think "facts for backing it up" requires experience on the field...w
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ricricucit
13y ago
"2x as many features". Mh. Ok. Examples?
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ricricucit
13y ago
These are 4 good reasons to Join workspaces like that :) http://www.sharedesk.net/blog/2013/06/4-reasons-to-join-coll... I use headphones but i don't mind people talking around me, sometimes it's en
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ricricucit
13y ago
http://www.sharedesk.net is not good enough? :( Well...we're soon going to surprise you :P
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ricricucit
13y ago
OK, that's cool...and new, right? Now we just need lower fees to make developers happier...or a service that can match the high fees (eg. possibility of create and manage affiliates, more payment methods, discounts, etc.)
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ricricucit
13y ago
now everything makes more sense. (but i still believe in what i've said) Plus: since i've the honor to talk to you...i was thinking about joining wrapbootstrap...but you have ACE Admin (and others) which, for people that just uplo
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ricricucit
13y ago
This is a good compliment, thanks! (FYI: i didn't even know about metronic)
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ricricucit
13y ago
thanks for noticing that eksith.
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ricricucit
13y ago
thanks joshuacc!
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13y ago
:) The First version of HTML5 Admin was for free and opensource ( https://github.com/ricricucit/html5admin ) but it's never really been supported by the community...it's still there...but kinda old
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ricricucit
13y ago
just http://www.html5admin.com/download can i ask you "why this question" ?
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ricricucit
13y ago
agree. but it shouldn't be a reason to get a min of 35 and a max of 75%. Just wondering tho...are you working at wrapbootstrap or themeforest? ...or...have you ever tried to sell a template?
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ricricucit
13y ago
mh. good thought. I'll work on it this weekend! Thanks!
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ricricucit
13y ago
Well...where i say "DEV Friendly"...i mean it. The steps to create a new page would be: 1) grab the "boilerplate template page" 2) start doing your own stuff 3) check out examples in other templates. (5 minutes?) Plus: a
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ricricucit
13y ago
thanks for explaining.
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ricricucit
13y ago
about the "10 seconds thing" i guess it's a matter of taste. but widgets are working.....you might have too many Chrome plugins installed...
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ricricucit
13y ago
i agree
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ricricucit
13y ago
what do you mean with "If you build it, they won't necessarily come"?
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ricricucit
13y ago
Good list. ...and you can check more on http://www.sharedesk.net (maybe for your next list?)
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ricricucit
13y ago
good to know.
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ricricucit
13y ago
thanks brndn
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ricricucit
13y ago
whenever you have your product ready: if you're thinking about selling it and if you want to try to avoid losing a big % because of marketplace fees...you can get in touch with me (info@html5admin.com) :)
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13y ago
Still sounds quite a lot for doing "the marketplace job" which in the case of wrapbootstrap is allowing a developer to simply sell with paypal. A minimum of 35% (due to exclusivity) and a maximum of 75% to have a "buy with pa
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ricricucit
13y ago
thanks chickenrun!
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ricricucit
13y ago
thanks maaaats.
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ricricucit
13y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I'll add it to my TODOs.
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ricricucit
13y ago
good point epo. Examples?
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ricricucit
13y ago
First of all: NO, and guess what? I can prove it with my nice bitbucket commits history. Second: I won't prove it to someone that is clearly not able to spot the difference between original and ripped-off versions of products.
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13y ago
i don't think so. Plus: I HATE TEMPLATE MARKETPLACES. They are starting to ridiculously rip developers off with their fees. Wrapbootstrap can legally steal up to 75% (seventy five percent) of the earned amount. Making a developer earn
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13y ago
There might be problems in the CSS of the main website (apparently it's not one of the greatest WP Templates i've ever bought) anyway...here's an image that shows you the prices options as they should be: http://i.
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