Self-absorbed is putting it mildly. No-one outside your singleverse understands what you're even talking about.
Moreover, “A native app is a web app opened and used within the Tictail dashboard, creating a completely seamless transition between Tictail and your app.”
So, a “native app” is not a native app at all but some made-up doohickey. As in other marketing mumbo jumbo, existing terms are bent beyond recognition to mean the exact opposite of what they meant before. Way to bring your contorted vision to the masses.
Right. I got angry over the loss of time trying to figure out whether this was something I might be interested in or not. I don't take kindly to people wasting my time like that.
This is great! Tictail is raising the bar when it comes to e-commerce, specially with their user experience. Keep at it guys! Cheers from a fellow e-commerce developer in Brazil :)
brilliant idea. I work at an e-commmerce startup and we also took a similar approach where we have the store hosted as an API and a separate thin frontend.
Does this offer webhooks for 3PL or OMS integrations
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 32.1 ms ] threadI'm happy to answer any questions you might have, too :-)
Moreover, “A native app is a web app opened and used within the Tictail dashboard, creating a completely seamless transition between Tictail and your app.” So, a “native app” is not a native app at all but some made-up doohickey. As in other marketing mumbo jumbo, existing terms are bent beyond recognition to mean the exact opposite of what they meant before. Way to bring your contorted vision to the masses.
Ok e-commerce... and? what's different with http://www.drupalcommerce.org/ or http://www.shopify.com/ or ...
How does it differentiate?