Comments on: WHMCS: Great software, Appalling API http://www.fwaggle.org/blog/internet/whmcs-great-software-appalling-api the original fwagglechop Sun, 24 Apr 2011 02:30:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: fwaggle http://www.fwaggle.org/blog/internet/whmcs-great-software-appalling-api/comment-page-1#comment-62 fwaggle Tue, 10 Mar 2009 22:10:47 +0000 http://www.fwaggle.org/blog/?p=243#comment-62 Hey there, I completely agree. We're almost at the point where we'll be making a monthly donation, from there it's all about improving it. We're also trying to concentrate on getting the word out about Mumble in general, because you're right - the proprietary stuff is dominating the market and there's really no reason it should. Hey there,

I completely agree. We’re almost at the point where we’ll be making a monthly donation, from there it’s all about improving it. We’re also trying to concentrate on getting the word out about Mumble in general, because you’re right – the proprietary stuff is dominating the market and there’s really no reason it should.

]]> By: Andy B http://www.fwaggle.org/blog/internet/whmcs-great-software-appalling-api/comment-page-1#comment-61 Andy B Tue, 10 Mar 2009 21:44:56 +0000 http://www.fwaggle.org/blog/?p=243#comment-61 It's great to see that you are donating to the Mumble project! That was definitely something that made me want to sign up with you over anyone else. Few projects have the potential to radically change the way people do something as Mumble. In a world of poor quality proprietary group VOIP, Mumble can use all the love it can get. I've found more than once that modules for a system/application are much harder than the developers of said system would lead you to believe. I suppose if you developed the system, plugging things into it would be much easier then. It’s great to see that you are donating to the Mumble project! That was definitely something that made me want to sign up with you over anyone else. Few projects have the potential to radically change the way people do something as Mumble. In a world of poor quality proprietary group VOIP, Mumble can use all the love it can get.

I’ve found more than once that modules for a system/application are much harder than the developers of said system would lead you to believe. I suppose if you developed the system, plugging things into it would be much easier then.

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