fishsander

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Show HN: Searchable Stripe test cards with one-click copy(checkoutpage.com)
1 points by fishsander 25d ago|0 comments
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by fishsander 3y ago
very cool! thanks for sharing!
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by fishsander 3y ago
had you ever designed a font prior to this? what's the process like?
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by fishsander 7y ago
https://wip.chat/about
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by fishsander 8y ago
Justin Kan & others tried this a few years ago with Whale ( https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/whale-3 )
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by fishsander 8y ago
Haha, thanks for your concern. I don't think you broke it all by yourself ;). Just upgraded the dynos, it's back up now!
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by fishsander 8y ago
That's great feedback, we'll add labels soon.
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by fishsander 8y ago
Thanks, just upgraded the dyno formation, it's back up now!
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by fishsander 8y ago
We thought that would be the best way to get people to try it :) Do you see that each day is split up vertically in three parts? Each part resembles a part of the day, which you can click to add your priority. On desktop you can add your pr
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by fishsander 8y ago
Hey HN, Creators here. We've been using this planning method for a while and decided to turn it into a product to see if it's helpful for others. I struggle with focus a lot, while Joris (other creator) struggled to prioritise the
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Show HN: Essential – A weekly planner for work, personal and social life(essentialcal.com)
40 points by fishsander 8y ago|9 comments
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by fishsander 8y ago
They don't, although you can create invoices in the dashboard if you know who your customer is. Alternatively, I built https://checkoutpage.co to create hosted payment pages for Stripe that are accessible by url, similar to
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by fishsander 8y ago
That's correct. When I said developers, I primarily front-end developers who don't write backend code. People who are able to build static websites and usually make them interactive with plugins, extensions and services. I need to
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by fishsander 8y ago
Awesome! I am considering subscriptions as well but it is further up on the roadmap.
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by fishsander 8y ago
Thanks! The functionality of Stripe Checkout is similar, although when using it you still need to process the payment on your own server. Checkout Page does that for you.
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by fishsander 8y ago
I made Checkout Page to create a way to use Stripe for both developers and non-developers. Checkout Page lets you really easily create one page sites where people can pay you on. The use cases are endless, but think of selling courses, eboo
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Show HN: Checkout Page – quick, code-free way to sell with Stripe(checkoutpage.co)
18 points by fishsander 8y ago|9 comments
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by fishsander 9y ago
Their staging and development branches are both 375 commits ahead of master.
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3 Life lessons taught by programming(medium.com)
2 points by fishsander 9y ago|0 comments
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Selling what you know and learning while you sell(medium.com)
5 points by fishsander 10y ago|0 comments
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Why you need something of your own(medium.com)
3 points by fishsander 10y ago|0 comments
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by fishsander 10y ago
We started working on Wordeys this summer (on a cool hackweekend at a farm), after we felt like there was a gap between learning the basics of languages and mastering languages. On top of that, when using existing language learning apps we
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Show HN: We built a tool to save and practise relevant words to learn languages(wordeys.com)
1 points by fishsander 10y ago|1 comments