Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
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Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
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Re: Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
#2Very cool, great work!
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#3Very cool, great work!
Thank you!
Re: Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
#4The code editor is really slick. Did you build it from scratch or is it a library?
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#5The code editor is really slick. Did you build it from scratch or is it a library?
We used Ace for the editing, and then basically just listen for changes and update the document. There is more we could do there to really integrate it, but it's a nice start.
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#6Big improvements. Nice progress.
Re: Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
#7Interesting that in the last 6mnths to 1 year for everything I see on HN pushing a yearly subscription model.
While it's certainly proven to make more $, I wonder what the repercussions really are.
Re: Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
#8Interesting that in the last 6mnths to 1 year for everything I see on HN pushing a yearly subscription model. While it's certainly proven to make more $, I wonder what the repercussions really are.
I think our pricing model will evolve over time. Right now it's a bit simpler to start this way, but we have a lot of ideas on how to make the model fit the use case better. We've also had some success with the subscription model for some other projects we've worked on, so there is some precedent there.
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#9When I first saw this a while back it wasn't really any good but now it feels pretty slick. Keep up the good work!
Re: Announcing the new Jetstrap for Twitter Bootstrap Development
#10Really like the simplicity. If I pay for a year, what changes can I expect in that time?