dikbrouwer

It is nowadays built into macos, check your keyboard settings, there is a special keys remap option

I do, but only in smaller side projects and I'd love to hear from someone who has experience with both in larger settings. Although they work very differently, the query language (Cypher vs. Datalog) have a very similar feel to them. When I tried them it seemed that Datomic would be the more flexible of the 2 (eg. for use cases where you'd want a bit of relational and a bit of graph support), and that Neo4j you'd end up with PostgreSQL next to Neo4j in many practical applications. I have to say though that the query/visualization UI that Neo4j provides is nice and helps with making sure your data is indeed stored in the way you want.

We recently did this, and it's not that big of a deal. In our case, a 30-line sql script did the job (mostly related to renaming fk fields in other tables, and re-creating indexes and constraints). More than happy to share, although it's very specific to our app of course.

Done!

Great! Love the product btw, I really think it solves a clear pain point. One feature request: give the option to send checks (through the API preferably) vs. an ACH. An ACH is not always feasible.

Guys, a typo on your "overview" page:

... and 2.9% = 30¢ when you successfully ....

This should be 2.9% + 30¢ I believe.

Did you try scrolling using Safari instead of Chrome/Firefox? With the Retina display, scrolling is significantly smoother on Safari (aka it's not smooth on a 15" Retina on Chrome either).