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Looks nice!

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It's daring to release the code as open source for others to review ;) nice!

So your friend is happy with the system or he never got around to using it? That's why it's released open source?

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Awesome!

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Thanks for sharing, hillelcoren!

It looks very nice!!

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Thanks for all the positive feedback!

@CedNet,

I think he's pretty happy with it, he's working now to try to market it. We've been open-source from the start. Most businesses have their own peculiarities, being able to modify your invoicing software to suit your needs is a great feature.

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Very very nice! :) Congratz!

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Perfect! :)

I have one questinion: what does it mean "Online Payments -> Payment gateway" ?

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WoW Great work!

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Thank you for open sourcing such a wonderful application. There is so much to learn in here and could be of use for other websites I create.

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@TadasSu

Our site supports "online payments". This means when a user emails an invoice to a client the client will see a "Pay Now" button which they can use to submit a payment.

In order to process the payment the user needs to configure a "payment gateway" (such as PayPal, Stripe, etc). We're currently using the OmniPay library (https://github.com/omnipay/common) but hope to support even more providers in the future.

@geocine

Great to hear, if you have any questions about any parts of the code feel free to contact me directly.

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I've tried it and it's great.

Small problem though, when you enter a client (without creating a new one), fill in everything and click on 'Email Invoice' the page reloads and there is an error (missing email) on the popup of 'Create new client' link.

Aside from loosing the client name and invoice date (the rest is still pre-filled) it's a little confusing for a first time user ;)

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@zenry

I see what you mean with a new client when clicking email, I'll work on it for the next build. With the blank taxes what do you have configured under 'manage tax rates'.

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thanks for sharing! really love seeing the code

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Hey Hillel, I remember you from Flex days - you had one of the best autocompletes out there :)

Good luck with the software!

(PS - I run one of SaaS competitors for online invoicing/accounting :) )

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Any plans to add a time tracking module in the future? Nothing fancy just a place to enter some time worked on a project, what work was done and then be able to generate reports/invoices from that data?

Looks awesome though, better than some of the paid ones I have used in the past!

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Very nice, and respect for the open source decision.

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You are on hacker news right now : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7434995 ;)

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Love to see you code. You have used good logic's. I would love to use this invoice.

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I love the project. Thanks for sharing.

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