I started my career with Brackets, then Sublime, then Atom for a short while.
Then switched to VS Code for a few years and just recently switched back to Sublime because of how slow VS Code became.
Also great pricing! One time purchase for Sublime is still available in 2025!
I can't speak for blogging usecases, but for agency websites we would disable revisions and a bunch of other things for every single wordpress installation(even the blog posts that show up on the main admin area)
i don't use a 3rd party billing solution. I straight up created my own.
If you have a single type of pricing(eg, variable, or tiered) its very easy rolling your own.
The issues happen when you change from variable to tiered(or vice versa), change from anniversary to calendary dates, add coupons, per user custom pricing, credits, etc etc.
I don't recommend building your own if you aren't familiar with Stripe or any other billing system. Once you understand how billing works, feel free to make a custom billing solution.
For my current project, I pay nearly 5-7% on each transaction to Stripe.
For my next project, I'm implementing custom billing and using Stripe just as a payment processor.
A tesla base model is 60k, which is just below the luxury tax. If you purchase this car, you'll get all the ev tax benefits without the luxury tax downsides.
Exactly. I get where the author is coming from but if you allow tech companies to perpentually save your data and try to cross link it to new accounts, it sets a bad precedent.
I, unfortunately, don't have a solution for you. But I'm immensely frustrated by these platforms at their ability to make these processes inanely hard.
I drive a 18 year old car. I don't need all the upgrades I just need something to drive me from a to b. This business model is similar.
PS I believe you can use it without paying anything. They nag you to pay but in a very subtle way.