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This type of feature isn't worth going through the effort to build out on your own unless you are just curious and want to do it.

Practical solutions would be Happy Fox or Olark or ZenDesk

Ton sopparin pituus on 48kk eli 4 vuotta. Sisältönä; - Hankinta käsittää palvelun hoitamiseen tarvittavat ohjelmistot ja niiden tukipalvelut. - Hankinta ei sisällä lainkaan käyttöpalveluita.

Eli kustannus noin 47ke/KK.

En tiedä montako operaattoria verolla on, mutta vertailun vuoksi; https://www.olark.com/pricing

Check out Olark! You're able to ensure that your clients have a direct line to you, we offer white labeling, we have a instant messenger style mobile version of the chat box so your clients can chat with you on the go (no push notifications yet though) and you're able to customize the look and text of the chat box. We also have a ton of other helpful features like targeted messaging, a variety of integrations, and a powerful API. We're also very reasonably priced :)

I am happy you are a person who doesn't mind constructive feedback. The fact that you chose a specific niche instead of going with a general store, and you already know your target audience, gives you a huge chance for marketing your store effectively.

A few comments which will help your store build trust:

1. The fake sales push notification is distracting and as everyone knows it's real purchase, they stop trusting you. And the ones who don't know it's fake, get concerned about their privacy. Why would you give out any kind of information about your customers?
2. The white is too much on your store, it reminds me of a hospital rather than a store I would buy anything from. Get some warm colors that every mother would like to see in their kid's bedroom.
   
3. The Facebook messenger takes your customer two clicks away from you and some people might not want to contact you from their private space. Instead, there are lots of live chat services you can use which require only your visitor's email. This will also be a great chance for you to get leads and re-target them through e-mail marketing. You can use live chat services like Livechatnic, Olark or Backtocart. The letter also provides popup.
4. You don't have favicon which is also important for building trust and having a professional store.
5. Add Privacy Policy, Return Policy, About us pages in the footer. It looks empty

Hope my feedback is helpful. Let me know if you need some more help.

There is a nice article about live chats and the boost it can bring to your business: http://neilpatel.com/blog/live-chat/

We tried and stick with Olark (https://www.olark.com/). It was easy to implement, integration is good and the pricing is competitive.

Have you had a look at Olark We use them, they have a free trial so you can check them out. All I would say is their JavaScript package is huge (makes 11 requests @ 172KB) and the button is pretty ugly - aside from that it's worth a look :)

hey there - we wrote a blog post a while back on how we've used trello to streamline our comms and project management process: https://www.olark.com/customers/our-world-is-no-longer-flat

tl;dr - we have one trello board for all projects in progress, and individual trellos for different groups within our org. all projects move from left to right as they progress. each project card has a PM head attached to it so we know who to approach for answers and accountability

General info over some scaling issues with different filesystems on linux (note this is from 2010 so some things have changed). Also note that there is a lot of tuning for most any filesystem to go very high inode count. http://events.linuxfoundation.org/slides/2010/linuxcon2010_wheeler.pdf

An example of what happens when you dump lots of files into a flat directory. You will see performance slow to a halt at some point and most non-specific tools will start to fail.

https://www.olark.com/developers-corner/you-can-list-a-directory-with-8-million-files-but-not-with-ls

Basically if all of these types of issues are not well known to you so you are actively designing mitigations you are much better off using a system like S3 where someone else who understands it has already done this for you -- or just jump forward blindly and try not to be surprised when you run into well known engineering problems...