I run an online appointment scheduling software ( http://www.appointmind.com/ ). The software stack is PHP and MySQL on Ubuntu. I do this alongside my my freelancer job.
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#12http://rotaville.com/ - employee scheduling, rosters, rota management
http://Big.first.name/ - print awesome name badges for your event
These apps are built on a mixture of technologies including Rails, postgresql and backbone.js
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#13I run an online appointment scheduling software ( http://www.appointmind.com/ ). The software stack is PHP and MySQL on Ubuntu. I do this alongside my my freelancer job.
Do you mind me asking how you market that? I tried something similar in the past and couldn't get consistent sign ups.
Getting sign ups is a very slow process. Can be frustrating from time to time.
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#14My primary focus is running these two SAAS apps http://rotaville.com/ - employee scheduling, rosters, rota management http://Big.first.name/ - print awesome name badges for your event These apps are built on a mixture of technologies including Rails, postgresql and backbone.js
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#15I run a Saas app called ReportGarden( http://reportgarden.com ). It is currently my primary focus. Our stack includes Rails+Postgresql+Delayed jobs+Pusher
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#16My primary focus is running these two SAAS apps http://rotaville.com/ - employee scheduling, rosters, rota management http://Big.first.name/ - print awesome name badges for your event These apps are built on a mixture of technologies including Rails, postgresql and backbone.js
What is the javascript framework you use for rotaville? Is a single app packaged across iOS, Android and mobile web? It looks pretty good.
Rotaville mobile is available on the web and also iOS and Android (using phonegap/cordova). The backbone.js models are re-used from the web app. jquery-mobile is used for the view styling and transitions.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is the javascript framework you use for rotaville? Is a single app packaged across iOS, Android and mobile web? It looks pretty good.
The Rotaville web interface is mixture of backbone.js models along with my own solution for view routing, view rendering/templating and also keyboard controls. Rotaville mobile is available on the web and also iOS and Android (using phonegap/cordova). The backbone.js models are re-used from the web app. jquery-mobile is used for the view styling and transitions.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
The Rotaville web interface is mixture of backbone.js models along with my own solution for view routing, view rendering/templating and also keyboard controls. Rotaville mobile is available on the web and also iOS and Android (using phonegap/cordova). The backbone.js models are re-used from the web app. jquery-mobile is used for the view styling and transitions.
Sorry, diod not phrase my question right. I meant to ask what is the UI framework you used? The one that creates touch phone like interface and look-n-feel.