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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Thanks! Would love to get your feedback once v0.1 is out.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
heyo - please share with family/friends. I'm rolling out v0.1 very soon. about the edit: agreed.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Addo means "to give" in latin.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Glad you like it. Anything specific you think I should address?
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
- Good call. Adding more info to the landing page now. - I like the idea of scripture. It'll probably be something I do with a more fleshed out landing page.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
^I meant "increase giving" not "money"
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Chad - big thanks for your comment. I struggled on a tagline, but I think you nailed it. Focusing on "what money enables." After reading it more, its awkward to put money and church in the same phrase, especially for churches.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
heyo simon! Totally understand. This is primarily for church organizations to manage tithes, offering, and interaction with members. But church congregations (members) will have limited access too. There's a great infographic that brea
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
shanac - I'm currently focusing on religious organizations. Even though it may work, the usage will feel most comfortable to churches. Its definitely something to consider after I ship. :)
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
pcmonk - royce here. Would love to connect. I'm basically building a super simple service for churchs and their members to interact starting with automating tithes and offering. Love to chat more about it - royce.haynes@gmail.com. Curi
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Hey prawn, appreciate the feedback. Awhile back I built a tool for my church to accept donations online. I later learned that 85% of donations in churches are given offline, and most churches don't interact with their members (or futur
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Addo – Online Giving for Churches(addo.io)
27 points by roycehaynes 13y ago|29 comments
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Dwolla Client - PyDwolla(github.com)
2 points by roycehaynes 13y ago|0 comments
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
swanson - I and many others use pelican, which is another static blog generator (like Jekyll). I use it along with github pages. Super simple. Pelican docs: http://docs.getpelican.com/en/3.2/ My personal site as a
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
swanson - very great post. I happen to like this "do things, tell people" so much that its been my personal website's tagline for sometime. Thanks for writing and sharing with us HNer's
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Appreciate the love bro.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Heyo piratebroadcas - author here. Its custom and you can view how its partly done here: http://www.roycehaynes.com/theme/js/app.js Feel free to tweet my post! ;)
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Hey simonw, author here. Thanks for reading. TechStars Boulder currently pays $6,000 on a three-month contract. It's certainly not financially attractive, but it's a good experience if you (a) want to get into Techstars someday or
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Do Product Faster: On being a Techstar Hackstar(roycehaynes.com)
14 points by roycehaynes 13y ago|8 comments
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Good job posting the links rurabe.
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
Good idea.
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Show HN: Pydwolla, an elegant Dwollla python wrapper(github.com)
3 points by roycehaynes 13y ago|0 comments
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Money, Time, and Energy: How my spouse and I manage each together(medium.com)
2 points by roycehaynes 13y ago|0 comments
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by roycehaynes 13y ago
I think a blend of raspberry pi + phillips hue lights + data + code = awesome product.
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Improve your pets lifestyle(petpulse.co)
1 points by roycehaynes 13y ago|0 comments
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Always Be Testing(blog.roycehaynes.com)
3 points by roycehaynes 14y ago|0 comments
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by roycehaynes 14y ago
You should take a look at Zapier. They do most of what your getting at.
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by roycehaynes 14y ago
Zapier seems well positioned to help companies sync data, and create streams of info between web APIs, IMO.
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by roycehaynes 14y ago
@jobowoo, Zapier is for business, as IFTTT is for, well, users of (mostly) social networking type products. You can tell the clear difference by looking at the services provided by Zapier vs IFTTT.
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by roycehaynes 15y ago
Great idea and congrats again guys. It'd be helpful to get a link to an actual good and bad review. This will complement the people "like" and "don't like" section below the product review scores.

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