Nearing an Initial Release

[Tyler Hunt]

Remit is fast approaching an initial release thanks for the work of
nbibler and cainlevy. In preparation for the release, I'd like to
gather together a list of production sites that are currently using
Remit, and those that are working on integrations. Let us know how
you're using it, and where it's being used.

Thanks,

Tyler Hunt

[Jon Crawford]

Where is the project's repo? I'd love to take a look at the progress.
I didn't realize it had been receiving any attention. I'm using Remit
in production and have hacked it up a fair bit to work with MultiUse
and Recipient tokens.

We've had Remit in production for about 3 months at http://www.storenvy.com
.

Jon Crawford
Storenvy.com

[Micah Wedemeyer]

I've been using it for probably 6-9 months on http://www.obsidianportal.com  We use FPS to handle our subscriptions.

Glad to hear it's moving forward :)

Micah

[Nathaniel Bibler]

The primary repository is now on GitHub (git) at http://github.com/tylerhunt/remit.
Production stable gem releases are still planned to go out through the
Rubyforge project. That way gem will still play nicely for everyone.

A lot, if not all, of the changes that are going into the release can
be found in my fork (I've merged in Lance's [cainlevy] changes, as
well) at http://github.com/nbibler/remit. However, this fork will
likely be merged into the primary repository, shortly.


Nate

On Nov 4, 11:37 am, Jon Crawford <m...@joncrawford.com> wrote:
> Where is the project's repo?  I'd love to take a look at the progress.  
> I didn't realize it had been receiving any attention. I'm using Remit  
> in production and have hacked it up a fair bit to work with MultiUse  
> and Recipient tokens.
>

> We've had Remit in production for about 3 months athttp://www.storenvy.com