#solidus — Public Fediverse posts
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I just went through the process of updating my payment method for my Soylent subscription and I'm even more confident that #Solidus is the right platform for subscription-based eComm businesses.
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One of the nice things about focusing solely on #Solidus consulting is that this issue can be mostly skirted. The kinds of applications we work on are far more homogenous in their design and needs. Also we just work super long-term on projects, fully embedded within the teams, so we how things play out.
Good advice more broadly, though. We've inherited too many codebases that had pretty extreme cases of Constultant-Driven Architecture.
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@lucian did you somewhere create a list of the amazing Ruby/Rails FOSS applications or so?
Often underrated are also
- @openproject (very underrated IMHO)
- #GitLab (everbody knows it but many tend to forget that it's a FOSS Rails app)
- DocuSeal: https://github.com/docusealco/docuseal
- @alchemy_cms (very underrated IMHO)
- #Mastodon
- @Discourse (by far the best Forum that I know)
- #spreecommerce / #solidus
- #CanvasLMS
- https://github.com/loomio/loomio
- @openstreetmap
- https://github.com/vteams/open-source-billing -
I’d love to meet up with any #Solidus users that are attending!
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Here we go! First PR that installs #solidus without any frontend (yet) on the solidus-starter-template repository. Every commit will contains the steps taken and with most some background explanation as well. Idea is to have the commits in a tutorial / documentation style.
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Starting so fresh so clean :) Getting ready to share some #solidus #rails content here as I'm setting up a starter-kit based on my basic rails one here: https://github.com/peterberkenbosch/rails-starter-template
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I want to enable #librejs compatibility for a #RubyOnRails application which uses #Solidus to implement a shopping cart.
Does anyone have experience or advice on how to do this with a Rails application?
The application itself works fine with javascript disabled. I'm guessing that with librejs comptibility, it will not block the js by default and thing will work better.
