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Let us know if there are other backend libraries or plugins you'd like to see! And of course, pull requests are encouraged on the libraries

gtaylor 14y ago
Thanks for providing these, they are a great service to your users. Even if we end up going with something custom (unlikely, these look just fine), nothing beats examples provided straight from the maintainers. Keep on keeping on!
techwraith 14y ago
I wouldn't mind adding a Geddy (and maybe one for Express).
- brettcvz 14y ago
  Happy to help out - we'll send you a T-shirt too. Edit: Looks like someone already started on one: https://gist.github.com/3203059 https://gist.github.com/3203059
  - tehdik 14y ago
    Oh I wants a tshirt!
  - markiel 14y ago
    How about Laravel?
ineedtosleep 14y ago
What made the decision of adding Cake instead of the other frameworks out there? I have nothing against Cake (or the other frameworks), just wondering why that was picked from the sea of PHP frameworks..
- brettcvz 14y ago
  It's what liyan new best, so figured it would be a reasonable place to start and would be a good template for other PHP frameworks
spartango 14y ago
Would love to have a Java library!
dphase 14y ago
It would be wonderful to see it become ORM agnostic on the Ruby side for simpler integration into Sinatra/Padrino.
juddlyon 14y ago
This looks really cool, nice work. +1 for CodeIgniter (and maybe Laravel while you're at it).
- sfaruque 14y ago
  Definately +1 for CodeIgniter, or even a framework-free version?
lux 14y ago
Awesome stuff! Just saw the new pricing updates too, nicely done! Filepicker is going to be perfect for my next project :) I just whipped up an add-on for my own PHP CMS here too (based on your Cake example): https://github.com/jbroadway/filepicker https://github.com/jbroadway/filepicker Cheers!
- brettcvz 14y ago
  Awesome! Shoot me an email at brett@filepicker.io and we'll send you a T-shirt
- 13rules 14y ago
  Good pricing change ... I was hesitant to try this out because I already have an S3 upload option and the old pricing plan had S3 upload only on the $50/month plan. With the free plan I can try things out without having to start paying right away — very cool. The GMail integration is awesome as well — I can see my clients really liking that. Going to have another look at this. Nice work all!
jacobian 14y ago
Thanks for adding a Django backend, that's pretty awesome. I'm a fan of filepicker, so of course I love to see first-class Django support. It'd be even better if you'd consider spending a bit of time adding some tests and docs. Our community places a pretty high value on tests and documentation, and so the lack of tests/docs in the Django plugin kinda means that most Django folks will probably ignore your code. That's a shame!

gtaylor 14y ago

Thanks for providing these, they are a great service to your users. Even if we end up going with something custom (unlikely, these look just fine), nothing beats examples provided straight from the maintainers. Keep on keeping on!

techwraith 14y ago

I wouldn't mind adding a Geddy (and maybe one for Express).

brettcvz 14y ago
Happy to help out - we'll send you a T-shirt too. Edit: Looks like someone already started on one: https://gist.github.com/3203059 https://gist.github.com/3203059
- tehdik 14y ago
  Oh I wants a tshirt!
- markiel 14y ago
  How about Laravel?

ineedtosleep 14y ago

What made the decision of adding Cake instead of the other frameworks out there? I have nothing against Cake (or the other frameworks), just wondering why that was picked from the sea of PHP frameworks..

brettcvz 14y ago
It's what liyan new best, so figured it would be a reasonable place to start and would be a good template for other PHP frameworks

spartango 14y ago

Would love to have a Java library!

dphase 14y ago

It would be wonderful to see it become ORM agnostic on the Ruby side for simpler integration into Sinatra/Padrino.

juddlyon 14y ago

This looks really cool, nice work. +1 for CodeIgniter (and maybe Laravel while you're at it).

sfaruque 14y ago
Definately +1 for CodeIgniter, or even a framework-free version?

lux 14y ago

Awesome stuff! Just saw the new pricing updates too, nicely done! Filepicker is going to be perfect for my next project :) I just whipped up an add-on for my own PHP CMS here too (based on your Cake example): https://github.com/jbroadway/filepicker https://github.com/jbroadway/filepicker Cheers!

brettcvz 14y ago
Awesome! Shoot me an email at brett@filepicker.io and we'll send you a T-shirt
13rules 14y ago
Good pricing change ... I was hesitant to try this out because I already have an S3 upload option and the old pricing plan had S3 upload only on the $50/month plan. With the free plan I can try things out without having to start paying right away — very cool. The GMail integration is awesome as well — I can see my clients really liking that. Going to have another look at this. Nice work all!

jacobian 14y ago

Thanks for adding a Django backend, that's pretty awesome. I'm a fan of filepicker, so of course I love to see first-class Django support. It'd be even better if you'd consider spending a bit of time adding some tests and docs. Our community places a pretty high value on tests and documentation, and so the lack of tests/docs in the Django plugin kinda means that most Django folks will probably ignore your code. That's a shame!