Best Payment Processors?

nojoy · 4 days

+1 for Stripe. They are relatively expensive if you do large volume, but when starting out, they are extremely easy to integrate with, no minimums, and no set-up or monthly fees.

missingfeature · 2 months

Lake Union on 4th of July, perhaps?!

missingfeature · 2 months

(╯°□°）╯$$$

AJzer · 2 months

Throwing it at the screen

missingfeature · 2 months

This

atcaskstrength · 3 months

I was expecting horse man's comment at the top ... so disappoint

missingfeature · 3 months

For now. Which repo are you looking for?

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missingfeature · 3 months

Our main landing page has all the details you mentioned, but only for Ruby - http://www.gemfury.com/

We are still developing the other languages, but figured it's better to do it out in the open. Hence the landing page asking people to choose which repository we should work on next.

Good ideas on messaging - the Dropbox thing is just a headline to appeal to both beginners and experts. I've found that many beginners have never looked into building their own packages.

missingfeature · 3 months

We tried to choose something unrelated to code (ie. Github, Heroku, etc) to avoid confusion, but can still be easily grasped. Dropbox was a good choice because it stores files in the cloud which are then available to authorized computers - we do that for code packages.

What would you suggest?

missingfeature · 3 months

It isn't a source code repository, but rather a package repository. Each language has a way to individually package and distribute libraries (RubyGems, Maven artifacts, PyPI packages, etc).

Most of these languages have an easy way to distribute public packages, but if you want a private instance where you store and distribute proprietary packages, there are only self-hosted/DIY solutions. This is a cloud solution.

missingfeature · 3 months

If you're curious about details, here is the intro blog post about Ruby support

ozzymustaine · 3 months

Tonight at 11: ozzymustaine is the first person to be charged with patent infringement while taking a leak.

DerpingLlamas · 3 months

US Dollar has not been tied to gold for ~40 years.

missingfeature · 3 months

DM;WHS (I hope)

HonorableJudgeIto · 3 months

Yes, but it's usually not the guy who has dedicated his life to perfecting that activity.

snatchery · 4 months

Yes, as long as you keep default value for the the following setting in environments/development.rb

config.assets.debug = true

s3ddd · 4 months

How does it compare against Authlogic?

snatchery · 4 months

Both seem like good solutions. Magico is much simpler in both functionality and usage.

snatchery · 4 months

To slipstream on smart-reloading theme, I want to plug my CSS auto-reloading gem magico. It automatically reloads individual stylesheets in your browser as they are modified on disk (without hitting refresh). It is the ultimate WYSIWYG experience after you've nailed your HTML and only have some pixel-pushing of box-shadows left.

Edit: As promised, I added a simple README

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