interested as well but didn't made the jump yet... i should because i'm paying 50$/mth for my company account in normie bank
I saw also about this if you company is in France : qonto.eu/en
quite cheap, a friend use it with his company.
Depends, what are you looking for
- DSLR, micro4/3? how many camera, lenses? Do you have a tripod, a gorillapod, which size?
- how do you want to travel? only carry-on backpack? + daypack? or checked suitcase?
Personally, I'm quite minimalistic: one micro 4/3 body, one lens, one mic, 3 batteries, so i use a dopp kit that i put in my daybag (www.aersf.com/dopp-kit-00018) - i miss my gorilla pod do and i'll take it next time i go near original country. I also have another dopp kitt tha ti use for 2 HDD.
Otherwise, if i had to buy something dedicated, i'll probably look into www.peakdesign.com , the messenger and the everyday bag are really nice, quite sturdy and come in different size.
I might still get the messenger 15" to use as a daybag.
this is interesting. I really (right now) only carry my camera with a small lens, and one other bigger lens for farther away shots. My setup is very small and I don't want a bag that is camera-only.
I've seen the peak design everywhere and may go check it out tonight actually. I want an all around bag that can carry a bunch of different things and it looks like this might be able to do that. One bag that recently came out that I"m thinking about checking out is this one:
Stupid.
But can be a fun and easy way for users to start learning about the blockchain, smart contracts, how to use them, how to interact with it, how to secure yourself, etc...
Also a good way to test the network, but also test, iterate and improve solutions or UX in the blockchain space.
I really believe CryptoKitties helped a lot improve the ethereum network (by using it at a bigger scale), and the ethereum space (better UI / UX, push metamask to improve,...)
wait... well, this apply for CryptoKitties but not much other games. They are all shitty ugly opportunistic games. nvm
TL;DR Minimalist publication tool = Ghost / Custom field multilingual with form and account etc.. = WP
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Ghost is a publication tool and... thats it? Its really light, focused on blogging/publishing and do it right, without clutter, and is fast🔥. Theming is really easy, just HTML + handlebar. If you are used to nodeJS / npm, its really easy to setup.
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Wordpress is cluttered, quite slow, the CMS is a mess, but you can do a lot, add plugin for anything without a lot of code, and you can expand it to whatever you like.
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My take > I wouldn't use wordpress anymore : Its not a publishing platform anymore, its a messy website framework with publishing capabilities.
If i just need a blog > ghost. If I need a website with a blog, i'd rather take another real framework to create my site and use a publishing API for the articles ( ie. ghost api or a saas like contenful)
PS: be aware of ghost current limitation before making your choice. you cannot do multilingual publishing on one instance for example or cannot create custom field for now.
Hello Offbeat, thanks for jumping in! 🙂
Speaking of theming, does Ghost have a good amount of theme to get into, especially the paid ones? I just avoid to design everything by myself for this.
Yeah, found it too
Yes, I think we've found a bug. Gotta report to @marckohlbrugge
Yes, I think we've found a bug. Gotta report to @marckohlbrugge
Yes, I think we've found a bug. Gotta report to @marckohlbrugge
Yes, I think we've found a bug. Gotta report to @marckohlbrugge
Yes, I think we've found a bug. Gotta report to @marckohlbrugge
Yes, I think we've found a bug. Gotta report to @marckohlbrugge
oh maybe you clicked multiple time on the button, gonna try that now
Ohh i made this on contactbox
Basically, iframes duuudes.
- The snippet I provide has two thing 1. it create a script that is called from my server. 2. it runs a function in the js on load with an ID parameter identifying the customer:
<script>
(function(b, o, x){var js, fjs = b.getElementsByTagName(o)[0];
if (b.getElementById(x)){return;}
js = b.createElement(o); js.id = x;
js.onload = function(){box("HJId52J7m")}
js.src = "https://contactbox.co/js/loader.js"
fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs)
}(document, "script", "feedbackLoader"))
</script>
so the function box() called on load create the iframe for my widget. and use this iframe to send the customer ID (via postMessage.
On my website, i get the customer ID, verify it (using also the referrer url), get all customer info needed, and build the widget that is shown in the iframe.
Also since my widget size change, i have some event pushed thought the iframe to resize it.
roughly, its the idea, lmk if you want to take a look at the code