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Rails Subscription Site with Recurly
- DanielKehoe 14y agoThe Rails Composer tool now offers a choice of Stripe or Recurly when you choose to generate a membership/subscription/saas application. There's a "crazy deep" (as @peterc likes to say) tutorial for each version. Comparing Stripe and Recurly: It's faster to get going with Stripe (no merchant account required) but Recurly appears to offer more automated customer retention features (no need to implement webhooks to send dunning emails).
- tinco 14y agoI can't connect, is it down?
- DanielKehoe 14y agoIt's hosted on GitHub so not likely it's down.
- tinco 14y agoOh you mean the GitHub that is having a scheduled maintenance right now? :D
- DanielKehoe 14y agoThat'd be the one. I guess I'll call this a "soft launch" of the new project.
- Jake232 14y agohttps://status.github.com/# https://status.github.com/#
- mimetic2 14y agothis is great timing! Thanks.
- AYBABTME 14y agohttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://railsapps.github.com/rails-recurly-subscription-saas/ http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
- marcamillion 14y agoThis is awesome. I love what Daniel is doing with RailsAppComposer. I am using the Stripe version of this app with an app I am building at the moment. RailsAppComposer has become an integral part of my toolchain. Can't speak highly enough of it.