17Hats Cool looking do it all for business
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@scottalanmiller sent me a link to this. I will be demoing it! https://www.17hats.com/
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It looked interesting. I found it just from an ad.
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Seems like a product really focused on small businesses. Very small, that is.
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I'm working on something not too dissimilar, but has more functionality. Funnily though, Zawinski's Law is sort of busted up with this one, that's a common thing now, instead of expanding until there's nothing left to do but read email, instead people start doing that right away.
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@tonyshowoff what are you using?
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@Minion-Queen said:
@tonyshowoff what are you using?
PHP, JS, HTML5, and modafinil
If you want more specific:
- Internal PHP framework
- jQuery + Bootstrap 3 and extremely lightweight framework for that web app kinda style, almost went with Ember.js though
- MySQL and CassandraDB, separate schemas (same as DBs in MySQL) for each customer
- Memcached
The software itself is generic under the hood so we can refactor our EHR to be on top of it to just have less to manage. Sort of like how people use WordPress as a sort of framework even fort crazy things like job sites or god knows what.
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@tonyshowoff said:
@Minion-Queen said:
@tonyshowoff what are you using?
PHP, JS, HTML5, and modafinil
If you want more specific:
- Internal PHP framework
- jQuery + Bootstrap 3 and extremely lightweight framework for that web app kinda style, almost went with Ember.js though
- MySQL and CassandraDB, separate schemas (same as DBs in MySQL) for each customer
- Memcached
The software itself is generic under the hood so we can refactor our EHR to be on top of it to just have less to manage. Sort of like how people use WordPress as a sort of framework even fort crazy things like job sites or god knows what.
I should add, for anyone interested, that we also use node.js for the messaging and presence system, since async in PHP is garbage (for now anyway). However if PHP 7 fails to have a strict typing option, we'll likely start refactoring the back end into node.js (in hopes that the coming ECMAScript standard will keep its promises instead; seems like we're going backward into the prototype crap of JS instead of real classes for now) as well or Go, we still until the March feature freeze for PHP 7 then we'll figure out our road map then.
