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Is there a website or a service that handles all the credit card processing stuff for a basic static website and sends over the payment to an account? Except for paypal ?
Rbs worldpay has equivalent services of what Paypal offers.
You have the option of junior invisible and junior, one of it provides a form for filling up cc information on your behalf, the other allows you to capture cc information on your site and pass over to rbs. That's what I recall.
Stripe was built for website credit card processing.
From their site https://stripe.com/
Payments for developers - Stripe makes it easy to start accepting
credit cards on the web today.
You can find additional documentation at https://stripe.com/docs
Disclaimer: I have no business relationship with Stripe. They just seem like a good fit for what your asking.
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We are referring coinbase pro sandbox API currently, and its testing environment. Do we need to purchase coinbase pro? We are trying to develop an application that is related to cryptocurrency. Also, we are going to develop
applications in .Net technology and for that, we are using Coinbase-Pro Sandbox for selling the ETH.
So we just want to know that either we will go ahead with Coinbase or CoineBase-Pro?
I don't know what "free" version #TenG is talking about. Both of the APIs are free. Pro is actually less than coinbase in fees, you just pay the transaction fee of .5% until you earn the next fee tier. I've been using the PRO API for almost a year now with no issues.
As for which to use, that's entirely up to you and your use case.
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I am looking to connect and ingest raw data files from various services that my business uses to see how we can improve our customer experience.
Internal Data
Location information based on delivery updates and gps units on transportation devices
Service and repair information on unique transportation units (varying 1000 at a time)
4 main WANS and ~40k usernames
External Data
Transportation part suppliers
Finance and expense reporting for transportation devices and usernames
Most of the information can be avro, json, xml and csv information
I have began setting up the export of this data from the 5 separate services generating the information, and have found Fivetran to be very helpful. What have you used for building your main analytics, that I only want to give access to a few analysts on my team?
As Suzy commented, this question is very broad and more philosophical than most questions here on Slack. Here's a link on "asking a good question" on StackO - https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
That said, I think the most appropriate answer at this junction would be to point you in the direction of our "Data Piplelines" document, which can be found at this link:
https://docs.snowflake.net/manuals/user-guide/data-pipelines-intro.html
The workflow and data loading framework documented there is robust, and can get you heading in the right direction.
I hope this helps...Rich
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We need a recommendation for tracking exceptions in our web app. Our front-end is using Angular 1 or 2, back-end is using ColdFusion. We found BugSnag, but this company cannot do annual billing.
Does anyone know any other similar product?
Thanks a lot!
I've used Raygun https://raygun.com/, which was very simple to integrate with CF.
I also looked at Rollbar https://rollbar.com/, which was similar.
I highly recommend using something like this, either a SaaS or host your own. It have great gains in efficiency & insight in error detection compared to logs our old emailed alerts.
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There are a number of helpful questions related to AngularFire authentication.
Basic user authentication with records in AngularFire is a pretty good one for starters.
Anant Narayanan's presentation in combination with the code at https://github.com/anantn/firetube also has alot of good teaser info.
Reading through the documentation at angularfire.com is um, AngularFire seed is helpful..
Unfortunately, I still get the feeling that I'm wandering through a foreign land with a handful of tourist info-booth maps. Please suggest any direct and complete introductions or tutorials to the land and culture of Angular + Firebase? More specifically, content that connects stuff to authenticated users in some meaningful way.
Check out angularfire.com for a Quickstart guide, a screencast and more documentation on how angularFireAuth works. There's also a page with the annotated source which will help.
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Enabling OpenAuth and allowing the user to login via Google, Yahoo, Facebook etc. is an common occurrence in websites. Is there an open-source library or project which can be consumed or referred to for implementing this functionality in ASP.NET MVC with SQL Server repository?
Nerd Dinner by Scott Hanselman, Phil Haack, Rob Conery et.al. is a good fit for your need.
It is a ASP.NET MVC project using DotNetOpenAuth for the log-on entities DotNetOpenAuth supports.
You can use DotNetOpenAuth. It supports Google, Yahoo,AOl, Wordpress etc..
This link has a sample project which gives you a good idea how to do this.
http://www.west-wind.com/weblog/posts/2009/Sep/17/Integrating-OpenID-in-an-ASPNET-MVC-Application-using-DotNetOpenAuth
For Facebook, you may need to look into facebook connect.
You can create a table in your database to store the Open Id (after hashing) . When user login with their other providers details (ex : google) you will get the open id. You can check that with what you have in your table and let the user to be a logged in user.