This won't affect it because it's a merchant setting. What you can do though is complain to management and let them know. They can easily turn of tipping or lower the pre-set tip amounts.
2.6% + 10c with no contract fees, no cancellation fees, no minimum amount of purchases per month. It actually comes out to not be as expensive as most people think.
The first statement is a bit unfair. Square is pretty generic now, but of course a one size fits all solution isn't going to cut it for every case. I don't think that is a negative thing to ignore smaller markets that…
This is essentially what TripleByte is doing. It doesn't have a certification, but they put you through a general software engineering interview (with multiple parts). If you pass it, then they work with their partner…
Your argument is flawed and represents what's wrong with our industry's interviewing process. Respectfully, of course. For most developers we don't need to even consider these trade-offs. It really depends what stack…
I have a feeling that you don't really know much about SV startups.
Stick to vanilla iOS for now. I think it's telling enough that FB doesn't have all of their apps on RN. I don't think there will ever be a real replacement for Native. It's just a matter of how close a framework could…
This won't affect it because it's a merchant setting. What you can do though is complain to management and let them know. They can easily turn of tipping or lower the pre-set tip amounts.
2.6% + 10c with no contract fees, no cancellation fees, no minimum amount of purchases per month. It actually comes out to not be as expensive as most people think.
The first statement is a bit unfair. Square is pretty generic now, but of course a one size fits all solution isn't going to cut it for every case. I don't think that is a negative thing to ignore smaller markets that…
This is essentially what TripleByte is doing. It doesn't have a certification, but they put you through a general software engineering interview (with multiple parts). If you pass it, then they work with their partner…
This is essentially what TripleByte is doing. It doesn't have a certification, but they put you through a general software engineering interview (with multiple parts). If you pass it, then they work with their partner…
Your argument is flawed and represents what's wrong with our industry's interviewing process. Respectfully, of course. For most developers we don't need to even consider these trade-offs. It really depends what stack…
I have a feeling that you don't really know much about SV startups.
Stick to vanilla iOS for now. I think it's telling enough that FB doesn't have all of their apps on RN. I don't think there will ever be a real replacement for Native. It's just a matter of how close a framework could…