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Zaheer Baloch
@zaheerbaloch
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Oh, I wasn't aware of this. I would check this out, and I probably need a different value proposition than just unlimited books. I am aware of Scribd but that one doesn't have the good books and generally has the common stuff.
PS. Let me know what you think about the reading experience as its different from classic page flips like on Kindle or general readers, and each chapter is a like a long scrolling page similar to a blog post. Made it this way as more and more people are now used to scrolling than page flip of books
I haven't read any yet. Do I have to start a trial for that? Create account was asking for credit card details
You can signup for testing using Stripe test card, the 4242 one
You can read any book only online (not download them like epub or pdf) but its unlimited reading. As of now the books listed are like sample books and working on legal permissions from authors and publishers by end of this week. If dont get it then will remove those unlicensed books. Wanted to have some real books to get the reading experience but yeah I am unaware of the legality of this even during testing.
And thank you so much for reporting the bug too.
PS. Let me know what you think about the reading experience as its different from classic page flips like on Kindle or general readers, and each chapter is a like a long scrolling page similar to a blog post. Made it this way as more and more people are now used to scrolling than page flip of books
I haven't read any yet. Do I have to start a trial for that? Create account was asking for credit card details
You can signup for testing using Stripe test card, the 4242 one
Ended up using @marc WIP script and made a copy in each repo for easy access... Added it in .ignore to make sure my API key is *not published to GitHub by mistake.... Now when I do a commit, I am trying to create a habit of running "ruby wip.rb" where the script asks for what I did and add the message to create the todo. Thanks @marc for building this.
Thanks. Trying it now to see if it works!
😂 Not committing means you run a chance of loosing your code.
Wow, I've been tricked by the UI, I was thinking that @wilbertliu was the original poster that replied that finally he won't commit :) sorry 🤯
Whoops. Probably because you received an email about it?
Exactly! 😄 However, that’s too much worry in my stage. I better worry on the other things.
For me its been to build in small increments. Get something out very quickly specially things such as the first release comes with, that is email/domain/ etc. Once thats out of the way I try to get some users in and then just release small increments every couple of days. Still trying to stick to this routine, but small incremental changes each day no matter how small will get the ball rolling.
Only using a mouse (MX Master) I have a Macbook Air so mainly its own keyboard as using external keyboard feels weird to me and the display seems very far away. But I have a 60% Anne Pro 2 mechanical keyboard. I would though advise to get an almost full mechanical keyboard rather than a 60%.