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by user3487 12y ago
Django for backend React JS for frontend work
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by user3487 12y ago
Thank you for the answer! Mr. @davismwfl gave me some really good directions on my problem in his answers, do you agree on that way? Is there a reason you suggest managing the subscriptions directly in the app instead of in Stripe? And does
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by user3487 12y ago
This is amazing, thank you again! It seems that the way you have decided to solve this is both scalable and modular, so it's very likely that I will adopt it. I will talk with my business people about the best solution for us on hand
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by user3487 12y ago
Thank you, that is great information to have in mind! As I wrote in another answer, the subscription will most likely end up as a separate service so it wouldn't be a problem for customers to access the application if I get trouble wit
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by user3487 12y ago
Thank you for the magnificent answer. It seems like a good idea to create a separate service to handle the registration. My app is backed by a REST API (I know, I am so trendy), so it would just be to call that one and a call to Stripe&#x27
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by user3487 12y ago
Thank you. I'm planning to use Stripe for payment service. The thing I am looking for is the practical implementation of adding a user to my application, and creating a subscription account at the same time without mixing Stripe code i
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Ask HN: How do I integrate subscription billing to my SaaS
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by user3487 12y ago
Start off by reading documentation, preferably good. It's not easy, but just as everything else you will get better with practice so you'll have to just write. You can always go back and revise just like your code!
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by user3487 12y ago
Usually I decide to learn a new language or framework because I've researched that it will be the best tool for the job for the project I'm currently working on. In my opinion the most useful way to go ahead is to start by develop
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by user3487 12y ago
She could consult for business' looking to expand to the US and need some guidance
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by user3487 12y ago
I'm tired, but isn't 4/5 the same as 80%? How is that a better arrangement other than working less?
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by user3487 12y ago
You're doing a good thing for this world. Never forget that. You are important!
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by user3487 13y ago
Because it's so good
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by user3487 13y ago
You're right, I can see that. Would it not be a good idea to create a higher level framework based on one of the existing ones? With a mature and massively used core you could focus more on making your framework user [developer] friend
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by user3487 13y ago
That's cool. I still wonder what will be the main difference between "DjangoPHP" and the other frameworks. Don't they support most of the same features that Django provides?
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by user3487 13y ago
I am a huge fan of Django, so of course, but are there any reasons for using your young untested framework instead of an existing like Laravel or Symfony?
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by user3487 13y ago
Yes, that is a common trade of a Python developer. It depends only of preferred programming language. Damn troll ruining Hacker News!
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by user3487 13y ago
I name them what they are. A piece of pizza is a piece of pizza, not a bowl of soup.
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by user3487 13y ago
Fork it!