jasdeepsingh

glad this could help :)

In the app,

Turn on Print Mode > Print

Does exactly that :)

This is neat! for now, our goal was to just get something very simple out the door.. Create invoices, Print/Save as PDF and manage them offline..

Feedback that we've got so far has been amazing! Thanks y'all!

these are really good feedback notes, I'll add these in into our roadmap. We were actually planning to do simple Firebase based backend integration so that people can actually save their invoices and just send out links etc.

you just left a note for us on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6219546

Feel free to reach out at the email above or jasdeep at metawarelabs dot com

based on our working experience with Angular so far, it is well suited for both large and small applications. We are actually working on one project in Angular right now which is much more ambitious and frontend heavy than what this link is currently capable to show..

thanks much!

thank you! :)

good point :) will add that to our roadmap.

I haven't had a chance to set this up with a Rails 4 app yet, But you might be right. Thanks for pointing this out. I'll update the article.

Well, I did outlined how simple my approach was in the article I wrote. The approach really works brilliantly for simple projects with one or two servers where you can log on to each machine and just git pull your code and run the migrations etc and be done with the deployment.

For more scalable architectures I prefer putting multiple of these app instances behind a Load Balancer such as Nginx reverse proxy. That is part 2 of my post :)

I'm running Puma in production for a simple project which we have behind a Nginx load balancer.

Pardon and excuse the self promotion, but just yesterday night I did a small blog post on deploying Rails Apps with Puma. The deployment part is really quite naive and I'm working on part 2 of the post.

http://jasdeep.ca/2013/07/deploying-rails-apps-with-puma-and...

regardless, I loved the Idea - It's like Dropbox for my apps. :)

How do I configure my own stack if I need to? For instance, I would like to use Ruby 2.0 and Rails 4.0 instead of Ruby 1.9 and Rails 3.2?

Awesome news! As someone from around the area and actively involved within startup and development community in the GTA area. This is great news! :)

Very nice! I'll echo thoughts of some one else here who said you'd be representing it right if you added "in seconds" to your tagline.

This is really awesome! I've always wondered why is this not the default behaviour on a text area?

This is really very impressive! Loved it!

We created the app as part of RailsRumble and are not using it for monetization, we are also doing some spikes to see if it'll be possible for people to upload their Certificates and we generate the Passes on their behalf?

Probably we'll be generating the CSR's and having the users use the generated CSR to get signed certs from Apple and upload them back to us.

Again, we haven't yet launched this officially.

noticed this myself yesterday. we'll fix this as soon as Rails Rumble is over.

We are not allowed to update the app codebase at all since we are on Code Freeze.

Once this is lifted - We have tons of features planned. :)

PS: Don't forget to favourite or vote for us: http://railsrumble.com/entries/79-couponous