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aoprisan
12y ago
you can do the same with Dropbox, and it automatically backs up your photos from plugged-in devices
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aoprisan
13y ago
this was long written down. why is this a story?
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Show HN: justgetlunch, a web app that helps you plan your lunch
(andrei.oprisan.com)
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14y ago
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aoprisan
14y ago
I supposed it depends where your client is located. In the US northeast, a senior developer makes around $50-80/hr. I've done a few fix rate Rails projects that took about 20-30 hours in all for about $5k, so around $25/hr.
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aoprisan
14y ago
node.js is the best tool for this job. a PHP/Rails/Django framework can get you there as well but you'll have to worry about code deduplication and slowness associated with translating pieces of language from one to another, especially if t
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aoprisan
14y ago
was this planned? I didn't get an email
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aoprisan
14y ago
Employees can call out through the browser and receive calls through the browser as well, or forward their extension to a different physical phone number to pick up. In fact, the default action is to forward to a phone number or take a voic
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aoprisan
14y ago
Someone who would want to sell phone management services to third parties. You could set this up to accept payments to create accounts, which give you credits with which you can buy phone numbers and accept calls, design phone flows, etc. B
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aoprisan
14y ago
I've just updated the code repo with a complete competitive analysis of this platform that was performed - it provides some useful points, such as market research, price point suggestions, feature subset recommendations to maximize profit,
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aoprisan
14y ago
same here, I haven't touched our OpenVBX installation in more than a year
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aoprisan
14y ago
yes just a fork of OpenVBX and added a few features on top, different UI, Stripe support, etc.
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aoprisan
14y ago
Hi Keith, thanks for taking a look at this, and thanks for working on OpenVBX, amazing project! Yes it's been a while since touching this code (~6mo-1yr) but once I have some more free time I'd like to bring it up to date with the current O
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aoprisan
14y ago
The project is based on OpenVBX (big fans here!). We added a few modules, such as call queueing, call cost tracking (incoming, outgoing), the ability to export call flows to files, import/export of those files, SMS polls, automated phone ca
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aoprisan
14y ago
I'll improve the note on the repo as well, but basically the proof of concept was to have something read PHP classes and parse out functions and parameters, then output it to a database that could be manipulated through a UI. A very rough c
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aoprisan
14y ago
it was put together at the techcrunch hackathon last year
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Show HN: API builder, user management, analytics and management platform
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14y ago
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Show HN: A Twilio powered VBX with multi-tenant and payment support
(github.com)
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14y ago
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Show HN: A social fitness and nutrition platform, powering iburnd.com
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Show HN: GApps powered purchase order system
(github.com)
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14y ago
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Open sourced 4 side projects
(andrei.oprisan.com)
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aoprisan
14y ago
There are a lot of tech companies in Burlington/Waltham area, as well as the downtown Boston are (where I live and work). Honestly, the easiest way to get started is to join LinkedIn, build your network, join a lot of job groups and start n
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aoprisan
14y ago
it's misleading to offer this free credit but have such a huge exclusion on what you can do with it.. Twilio used to have a $20 credit for all new accounts without restrictions, but now that the product matured, it's no more. if you expect
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aoprisan
14y ago
yes, they're losing money on each one
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aoprisan
14y ago
settled for $500, not bad.
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14y ago
when would you use this, I'm curious
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aoprisan
14y ago
it's really not, just less bs
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aoprisan
14y ago
works fine for IBM
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aoprisan
14y ago
looks interesting. any plans to open source it?
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14y ago
They have Amsterdam instances.
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aoprisan
14y ago
try browsing half the web without JS enabled and it'll look just as bad
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