tj89

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by tj89 8y ago
It's ridiculous the story is about enabling smaller developers when they just screwed a bunch of small developers with their pricing changes with only 30 days notice... "do no evil"...
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by tj89 8y ago
any luck on getting a response?
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by tj89 8y ago
100 users hitting 10 pages a day = 1000 map loads a day. 1000 map loads a day * 30 days = 30000 map loads which is over the "free" amount. This assumes NO api calls at all, only map loads. This change will affect all apps that h
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by tj89 8y ago
I don't think that's specific enough. For example all the places API calls are grouped together but there are 13 types at different prices. I don't see any way to figure out how much we'll be paying. For me looks like I
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by tj89 8y ago
While not to your degree I'm in a similar position. They only gave us 30 days to figure all this out which is ridiculous. Where did you find your monthly API calls? I can't seem to get any numbers other than daily for the last wee
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by tj89 8y ago
you got 30 days. hope you got nothing else planned... ruins my current roadmap.
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by tj89 8y ago
and you have 30 days to somehow make it work or switch. for an API service that's seems pretty irresponsible to it's users. You would think they'd give you a few months notice at minimum.
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by tj89 8y ago
don't forget they are raising their prices a ton as well
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by tj89 8y ago
So all those sites have 30 days to figure out something or start shelling out money? That's really short notice From what I can find the "dashboard" only shows the highly variable "per day" numbers so you can't