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I intend to do that too. Why don't we all get on a chat room and work at it?
Let's do this. Feel free to join: https://bettercomputer.slack.com
Add me to the Slack, aclscientist[AT]gmail[DOT]com
building a brand new Learning Management System (LMS) or simply call it Course Builder. Planning to make it open source for self hosted but not quite ready to put it online yet. Building it with API first in mind so technically you can build your own interfaces on top of it. Backend including API portion built in PHP Laravel. Default Front end in Angular 1.4 but lets see how it turns out overall.
http://whentoexchange.com - Know the right time to exchange your money. Added a bunch of new features, Bitcoin support, etc. over the break. It’s a website that calculates the best time to exchange one currency for another accounting for the various exchange rates involved.
building a brand new Learning Management System (LMS) or simply call it Course Builder. Planning to make it open source for self hosted but not quite ready to put it online yet. Building it with API first in mind so technically you can build your own interfaces on top of it. Backend including API portion built in PHP Laravel. Default Front end in Angular 1.4 but lets see how it turns out overall.
Would love to know more about this...
We're working on an automated financial management system for our business. I co-founded an ISP and so far we've found quickbooks to be terrible, banking to not be fun, and small tedious processes multiplied are starting to take out chunks of our time. Thus we're working to combine plaid.com + subledger + Dwolla + lob + stripe to create an automated billing and accounting system for credit, ach, and paper billing.
I'm working on a SaaS project to eliminate all the burden with VPN tunnels. I'm planning to mainly target developers that have resources spread among different providers and need a secure way to either connect to them or connect resources to each other. It will be easy to setup and seamless to use. You'll just have your VMs connected between them on the same local network, so all your application will seamlessly work…
The idea seems very interesting. Would you care explaining how you tackle these issues?