replying to @adam-dziuk
Yeah, I wouldn't be against that :)
I can see why some people might like it I suppose. I personally keep my follows on Github fairly slim and wouldn't want my GitHub feed to be too noisy and not easily digestible.
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replying to @adam-dziuk
I personally think I'll follow a lot of people on here who I find interesting but that wouldn't reflect whether I want to follow them on Github, which will be if I want to see their code. There's a much closer gap on here than other social networks to them being the same, but…
replying to @rholak
There is a pretty extensive REST API (as well as webhooks, payment links, etc), but tbh it's pretty common to use embedded UI elements to maintain PCI DSS compliance for small-medium e-commerce sites. Similar to Stripe and other providers.
Aha, I found it. I had to click API Reference, then again on API Reference once I was in the reference area. Nav bug :-D
Oh interesting. When I clicked on their API link, it went right to the embedded stuff.
replying to @tonypiper
Super Payments. Not my team’s decision, but interactions with their tech guys have been excellent. Well written docs. Interesting features. Looking forward to seeing how it goes!
That looks interesting. But you can't use their API directly? Only an embedded UI?
replying to @brendt
I call these my productivity sessions lol. I started standing because of some intestine issues but soon found standing with music made me feel really loose and free and I can't help but move! Doing so feels great and it goes really well with short, focused sessions of getting…
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