Hi guys !
if you don’t want to loss time in project and design of UI components;
if you want a ready to use UI elements rich of features you really needs;
if you want to use the beauty of Material Design without write a line of code and without loss time;
if you want to optimize the size of your application;
if your development model is “mobile first”;
You can try my plugin that I use for my application.
More elements and relative documents developing in progress.
What’s new in Release 1.1.7
New content type “numeric text” that allowing only numeric keys and tell to mobile device to open numeric specific virtual keyboard (@JohnMark )
Selection dropdown menu to textfield component. You can add normal textfield and set a selection menu by action in workflow.
What’s new better idea implemented !? Ok, captions and values are dissociated !!! In fact, what you read in UI may be different from data that you can save (@eli ).
Tooltips in buttons and icons
Selection dropdown menu and tooltips can change position in adaptation with available window space
Just on mobile at the moment so hard to check. Do the elements include multi-dropdowns and card components? I actually styled.the toast free plugin to look like material notifications - is that included?
As mentioned, I’ve been on mobile so haven’t been able to check out the plugin properly. If @chad is correct and I’m unable to purchase as a one time cost, I wouldn’t proceed with the purchase
Whilst I’m happy to pay for plugins, I’m not willing to increase monthly costs. Would you consider adding one-off price option for this?
I don’t understand what multi-dropdown means, however next steps will be most important components like date/time pickers, list items …and I can think toast of course.
Well, maybe i will reconsider my point of view about a lifetime license, but will be very expensive, I fear.
Maybe you need an honest comment? My breakpoint for this type of plugin I don’t need but would like to add to my app would cost less than $50. I do not question the quality of the product. Just my suggestion of an experienced consumer.
@mattb
Absolutely not. Don’t worry. I’m here for your critics.
About price I’m new. I’m in testing step. I test reactions of people to understand what they want.
Very early I set the definitive cost of plugin (if somebody will buy meantime, I will warn he.
The cost will be a very tiny amount for month (for deep testing) and a lifetime license prize.
I will can do this only next year. …in 24 hours, in fact
I’m almost finished building something similar. I am building for myself but was planning to publish as a template. I have what you have, have also started multi-select dropdown, no plans for date and time. My material components are not in a plugin so not as slick to use. I would consider your plugin but like others it must be a one-off payment and at a price that is in line with other plugins of similar utility value. The few non-free I like to use cost a combined total of about $50 to $100 per app.
Now at 2020 I have fixed subscription price at $4/month or $96 once.
If this plugin is useful for you I hope you can buy it, otherwise, it doesn’t matter, it was nice to meet you.
Hi @Bubbleboy,
you can try it for a while to find the differences. After, you can tell me what I can improve.
Thank you for your help.
Bye and Happy New Year.
That seems pretty expensive compared to every other plugin that’s available for bubble. It’s basically two years worth of this plugins subscription cost. Just wondering how you came up with that figure?
Hi @mattb,
Your question is very appreciated and allows me to clarify finally. Your question is made up of two arguments.
1) Why is more expensive than other plugin
When you have to buy something you shouldn’t compare the price with other things that you don’t need (or that aren’t of the same type). You should ask yourself a simple question: Is this useful for me ? By answering the question, you “value” that thing.
Now you can compare the price of the thing with the value you gave it.
If the price still seems high, you don’t just have to buy that thing.
2) The lifetime price is 2 years of monthly subscription
The answer to this question is very simple: What is the problem !?
If you intend to keep the plugin for less than 2 years and be free to get rid of it whenever you want (even after a month) you will choose monthly subscription otherwise you will opt for lifetime.
Payment methods should not be compared by looking for proportional logic.
For example, given your doubts, you can subscribe for the first month, try the plugin, then if you don’t like it unsubscribe.
I hope I have answered the question fully and clearly.
Fair comments, and honestly, I haven’t given this a fair shot as I’ve not been able to get on my laptop over the holiday period.
I may well try the subscription option for testing. I’ll hopefully get a chance to take a look at this in the next week. I’ll revert with comments once I’ve taken a good look.
