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Heads up, another broken link. On this page: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/connecting-to-accounts#manag... There's a link to learn more about managed accounts: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/managed-accounts Which just shows "An unexpected error occurred" http://cl.ly/image/3V2k333n0d32
I mean god damn stripe has some great front-end engineers.
IMO: It's just awful. 1. Forced waiting for transitions everywhere. For a page I'll probably only ever visit once. You want to ease-in to things. I get it. But you shouldn't hide them. If you want a dithering transition as you scroll, do that. Don't fade-in. There's almost never an excuse for that. 2. What's the point of the "meteor"? To look cool? Is there any point at all to the businesses scrolling in it? Because…
The final piece of the puzzle - for me at least - is the ability to collect money as a business, then pay out my service providers through Stripe. There's a temptation to just let the money sit in my Stripe account, then payout using a "Special Case Transfer" https://stripe.com/docs/connect/special-case-transfers But this approach seems non-compliant. How long before we can payout service providers so the charge is s…
Do you mean a situation where the service provider is not directly providing the service to the customer, like paying out a caterer for your office lunch? I'd love to better understand exactly what you're trying to use this for. The short answer is that we're also really excited about the "many-to-many" use case of moving money around. There are many hurdles to getting there, and we're checking them off one by one. T…
(i.e. Accepting a $30 charge for a customer and doing two transfers using source_transaction, one for $10 to Vendor 1 and one for $20 to Vendor 2)
I know that it would be compliant if we setup a Stripe account for each vendor and created the charge directly with their Stripe account but we want to be able to have customers checkout with items from multiple vendors.
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Some tradeoffs though; this is what it looks like on IE9 http://i.imgur.com/EkH81zN.png
It's working properly in our IE9 VM. Are you getting JS errors? Any other debugging info would be great.
There are 3MB of images on the page; the problem seems to be the high-res map, which weights in at 1.5MB. This image is 2290x798 and it's in an element of 1145x399. I've halved the resolution and converted it to a JPEG, now it's 0.2MB. To make it even easier for you to show the designers I've uploaded it here: http://imgur.com/XcGllGz.
EDIT: it's worse, almost every image in the carousel is double-sized and unoptimized.
Otherwise it's pretty.
I see a new Stripe-Stripe programmatic transfer, but is that the only way to do multi-party setups?
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+100. It looks modern yet very readable thanks to great typography. Loads fast. Fully usable on mobile as well. E.g. Gets a hamburger menu on Mobile. The featured client animation is simpler. The spinning globe icon is replaced by a static image. They have absolutely top notch front end engineering talent. This is in huge contrast to the current trend where they want to hijack browser's scrolling behavior for absolut…
Some tradeoffs though; this is what it looks like on IE9 http://i.imgur.com/EkH81zN.png
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In our defense, they keep adding new EU countries. But no, we're not in all of them yet. We're in 13 EU countries, Norway, and Switzerland: https://stripe.com/global
If it helps, they seem to also be on the brink of losing some. Congrats on the launch!
Minuses: global financial earthquake
Hmmm.... :)
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It's working properly in our IE9 VM. Are you getting JS errors? Any other debugging info would be great.
I recommend you look at image optimization. Loading the /nl flag page from NL takes > 9 seconds. On a connection with 20Mb/s down with one of the best ISPs available. There are 3MB of images on the page; the problem seems to be the high-res map, which weights in at 1.5MB. This image is 2290x798 and it's in an element of 1145x399. I've halved the resolution and converted it to a JPEG, now it's 0.2MB. To make it even e…
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It's working properly in our IE9 VM. Are you getting JS errors? Any other debugging info would be great.
I recommend you look at image optimization. Loading the /nl flag page from NL takes > 9 seconds. On a connection with 20Mb/s down with one of the best ISPs available. There are 3MB of images on the page; the problem seems to be the high-res map, which weights in at 1.5MB. This image is 2290x798 and it's in an element of 1145x399. I've halved the resolution and converted it to a JPEG, now it's 0.2MB. To make it even e…