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AutoTrader
A Python-based development platform for automated trading systems
AutoTrader is a Python-based platform—now archived—designed to facilitate the full lifecycle of automated trading systems. It provides tools for backtesting, strategy optimization, visualization, and live trading integration. A feature-rich trading simulator, supporting backtesting and paper trading. The 'virtual broker' allows you to test your strategies in a risk-free, simulated environment before going live. Capable of simulating multiple order types, stop-losse,s and take-profits, cross-exchange arbitrage and portfolio strategies, AutoTrader has more than enough to build a profitable trading system. -
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Servicebot
Open-source subscription management & billing automation system
Servicebot is an open-source billing and subscription management platform built for SaaS applications. It integrates with Stripe to handle user signup, plan management, invoicing, and metered billing. Servicebot provides embeddable UI components and a backend API, allowing developers to easily add pricing and billing functionality without building it from scratch. -
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The TCO-Tool is an instrument to calculate the "Total Cost of Ownership" of products or services. A generic design allows a wide range of configurations (for e.g. IT-Infrastructure of an enterprise) to be modeled and calculated in a white-box approach.
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