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by nigelg 9y ago
It's a tool for working with clients. Developers get instant payment, auto invoicing, and escrow, while clients get a convenient way to track your work. After we improve our PR payout tool, our next big feature is a PR Solutions marke
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by nigelg 9y ago
We simply link to the pull requests in the client's bill. Also, a repo admin can review the work before a payment is issued.
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by nigelg 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. It is 0.75% from both sides. We tried to write the landing page from the developer’s perspective, but we will change this to make the pricing more clear.
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by nigelg 9y ago
You can use this as a standalone tool without working through the Upwork marketplace.
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by nigelg 9y ago
The payouts are issued on PR approval, which has mitigated the spamming of low quality work. > I'm not concerned about the long-term of the project You're right. With TrapFi, we try to fix this with a high degree of transparen
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by nigelg 9y ago
> it ultimately triggers an investigation and can impact client's reputation within our system TrapFi will notify all future developers that the client has acted unethically in the past, before you agree to work with them. Truthfull
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by nigelg 9y ago
How the PR's are broken up is ultimately at the discretion of the developer. You could make small PR's into a feature branch and have those reviewed. At the end, you can then tag the big PR for payout.
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by nigelg 9y ago
The FCC is waiting to release it Wednesday or Friday of this week, when a majority of Americans are busy on Holidays or shopping.
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by nigelg 10y ago
This thread is just a big circle jerk of non web-developers hating on web development. Minimize you dependencies, organize your code into easy-to-fit-in-your-head, single-responsibility modules. Write a simpler solution instead of includin