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Yuck, GPL.

If it's just feedback you want then you might consider creating a slideout sidebar survey using kwiksurveys (disclaimer: my company). The survey code partially preloads the form so it appears quickly when the button you attach it to is clicked.

The problem with most of the cool toys like intercom is that they don't scale for freemium SAAS companies unless you've got a ton of investor cash to burn through.

We trialed freshchat/desk for few months but their app was very buggy and in one instance actually broke our (kwiksurveys) angular backend when their site went down due to some dodgy event hijack code if I recall.

We then found helpscout which I highly recommend as a low cost intercom alternative. The helpscout UI is great and the support team was faultless. It doesn't have any of the automation of intercom so we pair it with activecampaign until I can find something better.

On a related note we're about to sign up with chargebee as chargify / recurly want to bill 6x as much for a near identical if not worse product. If it's two things I hate it's a turnover tax, and having to have a 30 minute chat with a sales consultant.

Is there any way to import an existing visual studio project/solution into this?

Many countries have am independence day, not just America. Granted most are celebrating independence from us brits through.

Really pleased to hear that. We love ChartJS, switching over to it from Highcharts was a breeze and I'd recommend others take a look too. From what I remember the API was nice and simple to work with.

We've been using the old version on kwiksurveys.com for a year or so now. Like many we used to use Highcharts but it had some serious performance compatibility issue with AngularJS 1.x (I'm sure they've fixed it now.)

The big problem with ChartJS was the lack of horizontal bar charts. From memory there was a 3rd party plugin for this but the author himself admitted it was a bit of a bodge.

Disappointed to see that this wasn't added to the new version. I hope this is something the team considers in the future.

I look forward to getting this up and running on our site though.

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If you're a knowledgeable .NET developer that wants to work with the latest technologies in a small company environment where your views and opinions actually will matter then please get in touch.

You will be working on our soon to be rebranded/relaunched suite of fully integrated projects (online surveys/form/polls, email marketing, and live chat apps.) All projects use SignalR (and if your curious our front end is AngularJS based.)

We will consider any applicant with demonstrable skills and interest.

Please email me directly at: david@kwiksurveys.com with your CV if interested.

This looks great. For large datasets does it handle the long running request issues that cause browsers to display a warning? If anyone uses this for processing a decent size amount of data I'd be interested in your opinion.

Utter crap. We used git from the command line for about a month and its a total pain. How these command line fanatics think its easier to manually pull and merge the latest version from the repository, add 10 files then commit and push is easier than clicking 'pull' and then 'commit with push' using something like smartgit is beyond me. My guess is they just used the GUI that comes with git, concluded it was rubbish (which it is), gave up and used the command line with all the silly switches you're supposed to memorize.

My advice, if you're the sort of person that uses vim then stick with the command line. Otherwise download a GUI and spend the time learning something useful instead.