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Parachute: Simple mass web deployment(parachutedrop.com)
17 points by brockf 16y ago|10 comments
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by brockf 16y ago
I don't get it. What does he do?
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by brockf 16y ago
If you have a hosted order form with Chargify, there's no difference between OpenGateway and Chargify when it comes to PCI compliance. VISA and MasterCard say you should be PCI compliant either way. Also, OpenGateway doesn't store credit c
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How do you backup your websites?
2 points by brockf 16y ago|2 comments
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by brockf 16y ago
Hahaha Chris is ridiculous. My favourite part is when he goes off on the massive tangent about his love of "systems" and just wants a "natural" flow. What is he even saying? He wants to make money and is scared to GPL. Fair enough. Howev
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The argument against SaaS in your billing process(electricfunction.com)
4 points by brockf 16y ago|0 comments
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by brockf 16y ago
Yes, you do need to get certified if you are performing 20,000+ transactions or $1million per year in credit card revenue. Otherwise, you can do a self-check as you're a Stage 4 merchant.
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by brockf 16y ago
True. It's not free and open-source. And, until Braintree's Credit Card Data Portability movement takes a foothold, it's impossible for OpenGateway to transfer CIM data to another payment gateway (though we'll be the first on that train w
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by brockf 16y ago
ActiveMerchant is a payment/shipping library for Ruby. This is more of an independent billing engine that also gives an API for payment gateways but also handles customer records, automatic customizable emails for billing events (purchases
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by brockf 16y ago
Absolutely. Braintree, NetBilling, FirstData, PayPal Standard, and more gateways are being added soon.
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by brockf 16y ago
Exactly. Not tied to a payment gateway's integration code or a 3rd party service provider like Recurly or Spreedly. No transaction fees or external dependencies.
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Introducing: The OpenGateway Payment Platform. Host your own billing engine.(electricfunction.com)
18 points by brockf 16y ago|15 comments
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TwoFoods launches an instant food nutrition comparison app(twofoods.com)
1 points by brockf 17y ago|0 comments