Cayo Medeiros

I use it but don't recommend it. There are a lot of bugs and they don't even show a way to contact them. The most annoying bug right now is that I can only see all the tasks of a day on my desktop, on the mobile browser or the iphone app I can only see a few tasks.

Product is good but the support is terrible. I have a bug happening for a month that is preventing me from using one of the apps, they don't fix it or even follow up.

Some deliveries are very good, others are very bad. It looks like completely different designers/teams working on your project. Communication with them is also difficult, the person managing my account clearly had difficulty interpreting a lot of things in English and didn't have much design/UX/product knowledge. I cancelled my recurring subscription, and they stopped working on my tasks 2...

People can accept and cancel requests whenever/however they want and grabr doesn't do anything about it. Pros: Solves a real problem in some countries Cons: Horrible customer service/support and community

It is a dealbreaker for me this difference in price still inside Google Flights, if it was something like: the company changed the price and Google didn't notice yet would be fine but this ruins the experience of searching for a cheap flight. Pros: Simple and clean UI Cons: On multiple searches/flights it shows a price in the list but when you click it it shows another.

Needs a pricing page linked in the header or the footer. I don't download/try/install anything that I know its paid and it doesn't clearly shows the pricing structure.

The biggest issue for me, as a digital nomad, is to withdraw money in foreign countries with different currencies without paying abusive fees. If Transferwise #Borderless gave me a physical debit card and allowed me to withdraw all those currencies with good feeds, THAT would be really awesome!

Had a horrible experience with Grabr. I recommend you to stay away of it as much as possible as even their customer service had no empathy and had no intention of trying to solve a problem or build a community around their service.

I know that its a strategy to not show the product price but I simply dont even try the product when there is no pricing page or on a FAQ. #feedback

Awesome project, @mijustin! Already signed up for it! MegaMaker is very aligned with a project that I'm looking to develop (currently looking for a designer/ front-end, anyone? =p): "Sidz". It basically would enable people that want to learn a new language/ framework/ whatever to find complementary people that want to learn any other thing so that together they can build something while they...

Besides the TDD approach, what I really liked about it is that it encourages you to solve problems iteratively, on test at a time and when all tests are passing, refactor your code for a better solution. I've been using it for a week and already received some good advices and made me learn a few things about the Ruby language :)