While we where working on our latest startup (omnipasteapp.com) we needed a way to get reports on application crushes from our early adopter. Existing solutions where either to expensive for a startup or did not had support for all the platforms we needed.

So we created bugfreak used a couple of weeks and then opensourced it:

https://github.com/agilefreaks/apibugfreak - the api and web app, same app as www.bugfreak.co so you can fork it and deploy it on your own server

https://github.com/Agilefreaks/winbugfreak - the .net clients (wpf, silverlight, aps mvc)

https://github.com/Agilefreaks/droidbugfreak - the android client

All packages are available in nuget and maven

As always PR are more than welcomed. Let us know what platform you want to have support for next (rails is already on the roadmap)

To my kwnolage (helped a lot by wikipedia) LaTex was first written in 1980. This paper dates 1926.

I will love for this to get featured again on the main page when the video is available

A much better pattern for the cancelation that I've seen is to cancel your account and then present you with the feedback form, they will get a much higher rate of usefull feedback this way.

Do you have a good suggestions for buy this certificates, I always struggle buying one that is acceptable (affoortable) for a startup.

Namecheap offers an $8 and $10 certificate at https://www.namecheap.com/ssl-certificates.aspx?aff=29535

(I included my affiliate link above, recently signed up to the program and figured why not, let me know if it is against any rules and I'll remove it.)

There is also a free cert authority but I've never used them. You have to put a link to their site somewhere on your site though.

https://cert.startcom.org/

http://www.startssl.com/ - one year free certificate (renewing is free, too) with a distance of one to the root CA.

It's worth noting that those free certificates are for non-commercial use.

Their commercial certs are pretty good value if you need one.

This is closer to rspec and the best practices for bdd.

I find Jasmine closer to mini test

I mostly use jasmine but they are both excellent frameworks.

Cool idea,

My problem with this type of granular time applications is that they are to granular :)

I don't only work on a project when I'm typing on a text editor. I actually do a lot of thinking before using a editor in fact the actual time I spend in the editor is maybe 60% of the time I work on a project.

So for my case I will have to use it with some other time tracking tool witch is to much of a hasel.

Keep us the good work, I am sure there is a market out there for this.

Yea it's not perfect, but you could just open a file and leave the editor open while you do other things for the project.

On Social networks, we have Diaspora*

What's with the '*'?

Subsonic is our open source subsonic client.

At the moment, a user can: play audio filss play video files search for songs/albums/artists can create playlists (not Subsonic playlists but a specific format) shuffle songs

We plan to add some missing features that where not so critical right now like: progress bar for audio playback skipping inside a while file playing it use the random songs feature of Subsonic save/load playlists to Subsonic

Fork us at https://github.com/agilefreaks/Subsonic8

Chrome other devices is good (used it for a wille) but I use really like to use Maxthon on my mobile