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Post by herrbert on Jan 7, 2017 21:55:28 GMT
herrbert I realise I am asking a lot, and the answer is likely to be "no", because after all you're an Android developer, but I would much prefer a web app. Note this isn't a criticism, just an observation that for this kind of thing I much prefer sitting in front of a PC than using a mobile device...... Well, people are different. Some of them wants a mobile app, some of them are lucky enough to have their website: beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/
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Post by herrbert on Jan 6, 2017 21:08:46 GMT
What extra data? More data than the website? babestudios? Not the website, only the app. I don't know why everyone is complaining about BaBe Studios. It's an acronym from my wife's and my name.
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Post by herrbert on Jan 5, 2017 22:39:28 GMT
I'm an Android developer and created a Companies House app based on their new Beta API. It includes much more data than the original Companies House app. It is using material design guidelines. The app is currently in Beta stage, available here for Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and above: play.google.com/apps/testing/com.babestudios.companyinfoukActually it's more like Alpha stage, because I plan to add a few more features and there are some known bugs. For example some data is not mapped to the correct format yet, so you will see fields like "**Total exemption small company accounts** made up to {made_up_date}." This will be fixed soon. There are probably a fair number of bugs. E.g. Favourites screen will crash if nothing has been added. I will fix this soon as well. The reason for showing the app to you is that I need advice on new features and possible improvements. The app is open source, you can see the issue tracker with the known bugs and planned features here: bitbucket.org/herrbert74/companies-house/issues?status=new&status=openI try to answer all the questions and recommendations once every day. I don't plan an iPhone version at this time, but anyone is welcome to convert the app to iPhone.
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Post by herrbert on Jun 30, 2016 8:17:07 GMT
The only update we received so far that we will get an update yesterday. This was missed again. I'm losing money in this platform anyway. It's not worth the hassle.
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Post by herrbert on Jun 24, 2016 21:21:19 GMT
Is the interest paid on the selling loans as well, unlike Saving Stream? I try to spread the risk, but my loans are stuck in a long queue now after the referendum.
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Post by herrbert on Jun 23, 2016 20:09:20 GMT
These guys are in default and there was a creditors meeting on May 18, but there is no update despite the promises. My questions are: How come a company with 100k profits suddenly cannot pay the instalments for a 50k loan? What happened exactly? Did they loose contract for their recycling vehicles? Are they still operating? It seems they still pay their website hosting. But mainly: is there a chance of recovery, even if partial?
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Post by herrbert on Jun 23, 2016 19:42:56 GMT
Well, that's all hunky-dory, Rebsrep, thank you. But in this particular case there was a deadline which was passed and also questions in the discussion tab. All without comment. I think these would still require a response.
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Post by herrbert on Jun 23, 2016 9:43:20 GMT
Dear Rebs, why there are no updates on late payments? I have one borrower (A* E* S*) which is late by 33 days and there is no update since last Friday. Actually they don't bother to answer anything when they are late and this is not the first time.
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Post by herrbert on Jun 16, 2016 11:43:52 GMT
SS SM shows the classical problem with price setting. Socialism and currently Venezuela have the same problem. If you don't let the market supply and demand set the price (the rates in this case), then there are inevitably gluts and shortages. They should think about that.
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