Fat free crm

Ruby on Rails CRM platform for Web 2.0 and beyond

Fat free crm

Ruby on Rails CRM platform for Web 2.0 and beyond
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Github fatfreecrm/fat_free_crm

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Last commit
2015-02-24 02:45:18 UTC
First commit
2008-11-25 03:23:59 UTC
Top contributors
ndbroadbent, michaeldv, steveyken, warp, create-philipp-ullmann, chriscarter90, sebjacobs, lanadv, endersonmaia, and ralfebert
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30
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41
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https://github.com/fatfreecrm/fat_free_crm/wiki

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David Wabnitz
@dwabnitz

David Wabnitz wrote 2011-10-08 12:34:39 UTC:
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FatfreeCRM has moved its official repo to its own organization: https://github.com/fatfreecrm/fat_free_crm

Christoph Olszowka
@colszowka

Christoph Olszowka wrote 2011-10-09 17:28:41 UTC:
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Thanks, I updated the repo reference. Scores should rise with the next update :)

Nathan Broadbent
@ndbroadbent

Nathan Broadbent wrote 2011-12-17 10:58:07 UTC:
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What's up with Fat Free CRM's popularity? It should be 16.90%, but only shows as 0.06, and is listed at the bottom of the CRM category.

Nathan Broadbent
@ndbroadbent

Nathan Broadbent wrote 2011-12-17 11:11:55 UTC:
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Also, I am a contributor to Fat Free CRM, so how can I edit this page on ruby-toolbox.com? I would like to add links to RDoc, Mailing lists, bug tracker, etc.

Christoph Olszowka
@colszowka

Christoph Olszowka wrote 2012-01-23 07:05:49 UTC:
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@ndbroadbent There seems to be some problem with the cache on this one - when you click on the score it actually shows the correct one of ~14%. I'll have a look into that soon!

Links all come from rubygems.org. You can edit them in their web interface there, and on the next update they should be shown here as well.

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