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Pretty cool stuff. I got stuck a bit in the registration though. I always use a password manager and paste in my passwords. It's telling me it doesn't like my 16 character password because it needs to be 5 or more, and when I paste it, it's in cleartext.
Browser: Firefox 47 (default browser)
Extensions: AdBlockPlus, LastPass
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Totally broken for me (after writing "Register"): http://imgur.com/a/cYtZz Browser: Firefox 47 (default browser) Extensions: AdBlockPlus, LastPass OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
The premise of this is a great idea. The sign up is pretty neat - def. suited to expected audience/users. However, no pricing info? I'll come back once pricing is displayed.
$ pricing
Polybit offers pay-as-you-go services.
Action | Cost
---------------------|---------------------------
API Request | 1 Credit
Database Query | 1 Credit - FREE in Beta
Project Deployment | 10 Credits - FREE in Beta
Create New Project | 50 Credits
Create New Database | 50 Credits
Package | Credits | Price
---------|-----------------|---------------------------------
| 1,000 (x2) | FREE - Received on Registration
1 | 10,000 (x2) | $9
2 | 100,000 (x2) | $49
3 | 1,000,000 (x2) | $249
4 | 10,000,000 (x2) | $999
Edit: Well...formatting sucks since I just copy-pasted. But it's somewhat readable I hope
Keith is awesome. I've met him a few times to chat about Polybit and he is seriously dedicated to making a great developer product and solving the pain of standing up a backend API.
Thanks :). The truth to anybody reading is that James is the awesome one. Since I first met him early this year to talk about his experience at Parse, he's been one of the most supportive people I've met in Silicon Valley to date. If I can give a piece of advice to other early founders: it's tough, it never seems to magically get easy, but there are truly awesome people out there willing to help. Still a long road ah…
REPL on https://polybit.com/ fails to display fonts. See [1] for a screenshot.
Firefox 47.0 on OSX.
[1]http://i.imgur.com/ty8PZT9.png
The console logs the keydown events per pconsole.js line number 308. I see the keys I pressed but nothing shows up.
keydown { target: , key: "h", charCode: 0, keyCode: 72 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "e", charCode: 0, keyCode: 69 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "l", charCode: 0, keyCode: 76 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "l", charCode: 0, keyCode: 76 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "o", charCode: 0, keyCode: 79 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: " ", charCode: 0, keyCode: 32 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "w", charCode: 0, keyCode: 87 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "o", charCode: 0, keyCode: 79 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "r", charCode: 0, keyCode: 82 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "l", charCode: 0, keyCode: 76 } pconsole.js:308:5
keydown { target: , key: "d", charCode: 0, keyCode: 68 } pconsole.js:308:5
:)
Very COOL! As a DBA, as fare as I'm concerned this is how databases should be used. NO! application should contain SQL. SQL should ONLY be in an API.
Creation Date: 20-dec-1999
Expiration Date: 20-dec-2025
