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Introducing Bootstrap Studio
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Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#32Not Bootstrap specific but Macaw 1.6 [1] is now a free alternative since they were bought by InVision. [1] http://macaw.co
"Will you still be updating Macaw?
Version 1.6 will be the last update to Macaw."
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#33i think this can be achieved by a bootstrap snippet set; a decent text editor with live reload/files watch setup.
a dedicated app is not needed.
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#34http://pingendo.com/ : good free alternative.
Nice. Bootstrap 4 demo is available at: http://v4.pingendo.com/playground.html
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#35Guys you need to get a trial version up ASAP. Few people will risk real money on a tool from an unknown team without being able to try it out.
Now you're just wasting your marketing..
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#36LOL, $50 for a HTML editor.
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#37Looks super cool and very useful. If anyone thinks that $25 or $50 is expensive for 3 installs, they are just being disingenuous. That's less than most devs charge their clients per hour and tools like this easily save a few hours on each project. And good to see another Bulgarian venture :-)
$50 is nothing for such a tool for a one time payment! Even at that price it is very difficult for the tool to make a profitable full time business model. I want to also add that the 50% discount is not a helpful message either.
I always ask my team, how is that as developers we always want free software but yet want a salary hike every year as a software programmer!
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#38Looks super cool and very useful. If anyone thinks that $25 or $50 is expensive for 3 installs, they are just being disingenuous. That's less than most devs charge their clients per hour and tools like this easily save a few hours on each project. And good to see another Bulgarian venture :-)
Well, to be honest, it might be. I myself would never pay so much for software because I have better things to pay, like electricity, water, internet, etc. I'm not saying you should not pay for software, but poor people, even more poor under-18 developers, don't really have the conditions to pay for such things.
Re: Introducing Bootstrap Studio
#39http://pingendo.com/ : good free alternative.
Alternative yes, but in my personal experience far from good. This applies also to the previous version 3.