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fitztrev
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About fitztrev
Feel free to email me at fitztrev@gmail.com
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Comment #7597842
I appreciate the comments. As I said, I'm just getting started with this. I posted it here just to get some initial feedback. I understand there are other options for standing desk…
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Comment #7597612
I understand totally. Unfortunately steel and reclaimed lumber is not cheap. Each desk is made entirely by hand, so there’s a lot of labor that goes into each one. There are others…
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Comment #7597359
OP here. I've been a developer for 10 years and have used a standing desk for the last 2. When I started, I just used whatever materials I could to prop my computer up higher. Once…
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Comment #6029115
It actually works pretty well with Vagrant. In fact, I even have Vagrant in the sample config file to show how it's done. :) https://github.com/fitztrev/shuttle/blob/master/Shuttle…
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Comment #6029075
https://twitter.com/fitztrev/status/355340535659122688 It's actually the Solarized Dark, to be more specific. :)
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Comment #6026284
I used the built-in Quicktime Player to do a screen recording. Then I used an online mov-to-gif converter. I had a hard time getting it down to a decent size, though. Hope that hel…
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Comment #6026159
I was actually going to do this at first. Something as simple as openURL:"ssh://username@example.com", then let OS X handle opening the default terminal. But I wasn't able to easil…
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Comment #6025611
I use iTerm2 (with Solarized theme), zsh, and Oh My Zsh (with the agnoster theme).
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Comment #5726279
"Our idea was to build a bare minimum boilerplate Node.js server that scales; we did not want to bloat the application by introducing a framework. The first four node modules we ad…
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Comment #4704899
Issue aside, I'm curious about this site itself. The first thing I noticed is that they're running a pretty old version of WordPress. They're on 3.0.3 (December 2010) when the late…
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Comment #3490400
Interesting concept. Just a piece of advice that might improve conversions: I know you're using Stripe.js but you still should have an SSL cert on a payment page. And another thing…
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Comment #3016065
Stripe.
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Comment #3014166
The name was the result of a 5 hour long brainstorm with a friend. It was difficult to come up with one that somewhat made sense and was available. I have about 3 pages of scribble…
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Comment #3014065
Thank you for the information. Because of this, and others', comments, I added an opt-out button. While the customer can still share, they have the clear option that they can downl…
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Comment #3014023
The template is the Bootstrap template from Twitter. I mentioned in another comment that I would not have even started this project if it weren't for that. It made development so m…
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Comment #3013963
Ah, yes. Cross-browser testing is one thing I was not able to do yet. If anybody is using IE, I apologize. Although the Bootstrap framework should do alright rendering in IE.
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Comment #3013895
For those of you interested, here are all of the tools and resources I used to produce the demo video. Various stock illustrations, Keynote, GarageBand with a blanket over my head …
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Comment #3013807
The "demo" is the process that you go through to get the PDF. Maybe I should make that more clear. It's just a sample of how the functionality would work on your site if you offere…
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Comment #3013785
Yes, absolutely. I'd be very interested in hearing about it. Hit me up and I can share my roadmap of some things I may add.
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Comment #3013763
I'm looking forward to running lots of different A/B tests. I can change the "Download for Free" button, change the copy on the Share popup, and change how people interact with the…