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    Gumroad

    Gumroad

    Sell stuff and see what sticks

    This repository contains the source code for Gumroad’s e-commerce platform, exposing how a modern creator-focused storefront and payments system is assembled. The app models products, variants, subscriptions, and checkout flows, then ties them to fulfillment, licensing, and customer communications. It implements typical marketplace concerns—order management, refunds, discounts, taxes, fraud checks, and analytics—through well-defined services and background jobs. The UI offers product pages,...
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    Coupa e-Procurement is a requisition and purchase order system with best-in-class usability. Built to manage employee purchasing, it includes catalog management, shopping cart buying, approvals, purchase orders and more. Built in Ruby on Rails.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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