"Cap Space" - Possible CapFriendly Alternative - Developers Needed

[Voight]

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[SEALBound]

Thanks for doing this. If I had the skills, I'd be all over it.

I would also be paying an intern to copy and paste as much info from CF as possible.

 

[Voight]

Thanks for doing this. If I had the skills, I'd be all over it.

I would also be paying an intern to copy and paste as much info from CF as possible.

I'm not the OP from reddit but thought I'd share - I am clueless when it comes to this stuff so hopefully some of the users on here can help the lad out.

 

[KrisLetAngry]

Yea all the info capfriendly has about contracts someone needs to copy and paste haha.

I wish I had the skills. I should reach out to my programming friend and see if he would want to help.

 

[Mr Kot]

Do you need a dedicated shitposter? I can do that

 

[DearDiary]

I can provide free assistance as a DEI consultant for the websites design to ensure that it's diverse and inclusive for all of your users.

 

[FlappyGiraffe]

As a fan I like to see that it's open source, I imagine a lot of the clones being developed now are hoping to be bought down the road

 

[ijuka]

What do you need developers for when you have ChatGPT?

 

[Jumptheshark]

Here is something that may or may not be public knowledge. Capfriendly had contacts DIRECTLY with the NHLPA and that is how they got lots of info.

Same with Puckpedia.com they like cap always had details before the media, ..especially when it came to NMC and NTC

 

[TheNumber4]

After this is developed, I can negotiate the sale to the Capitals.

 

[Davo Ikinzom]

"Looking for unpaid volunteers to work on our project we'll later sell for millions!"

 

[Jumptheshark]

btw

A friendly reminder that when Capgeek went under we saw a bunch of gofund me campains started by people trying to replace it. None were successfull and if they fail? You do not get your money back. SO if you see any these gofundme things started--I would not give them money unless you want to waste it--if you have free money--feel free to give it me as I got several vacations coming up that I need to pay off

 

[Kents polished head]

Python for online applications suck.

That's the post.

 

[Kcb12345]

Here is something that may or may not be public knowledge. Capfriendly had contacts DIRECTLY with the NHLPA and that is how they got lots of info.

Same with Puckpedia.com they like cap always had details before the media, ..especially when it came to NMC and NTC

Puckpedia will add some new tools and basically become the new CapFriendly. They already posted on Twitter asking what tools/functionality people wanted

I thought about getting involved in something like this because I was looking for a new side project, but man just can't see it being better than what is already going to be out there by the time it's done.

If PuckPedia adds an armchair GM tool, which I'm sure they're working on, then there's no point really.

 

[Jumptheshark]

Puckpedia will add some new tools and basically become the new CapFriendly. They already posted on Twitter asking what tools/functionality people wanted

I thought about getting involved in something like this because I was looking for a new side project, but man just can't see it being better than what is already going to be out there by the time it's done.

If PuckPedia adds an armchair GM tool, which I'm sure they're working on, then there's no point really.

I remember when capgeek went down and we a few threads from people who were starting gofundme things to do what capgeek did and all the posters either vanished or said that it was far more expensive then they thought it would be.

 

[boredmale]

Why did the caps owner buy capfriendly? Did he honestly think if he folded the website that another one wouldn't pop up?

 

[Obtenebris]

Nah, Caps owner even said that another one would pop off and fans should'nt be angry. He also said that if the league was intelligent, knowing that this is knowledge the fans wants, the league should run their own version of CF. He bought it to possess the tools, to help him and his team with buyouts/free agency/ anything really. It's just the best tool any gm could use. CF understand contracts better than most teams and many teams were using CF.

Owner do not care about fans having the info, it's not the "news" part he's taking away, it's the tools part.

 

[MikeyMike01]

Python for online applications suck.

That's the post.

Flask is miserable compared to NodeJS

 

[KrisLetAngry]

Here is something that may or may not be public knowledge. Capfriendly had contacts DIRECTLY with the NHLPA and that is how they got lots of info.

Same with Puckpedia.com they like cap always had details before the media, ..especially when it came to NMC and NTC

100%.

They started off without those contacts but as you build the site to make it better and continue to make work and it becomes a database for everyone you begin having those people assist you.

 

[BonMorrison]

Home - CapSpace

cap-space.com

This guy's doing a pretty dece job already, just needs to clean up the UI a bit.

 

[WarriorOfGandhi]

just remember, all you need to get a job at Cap Space is to look the owner in the eye and give him a firm handshake.

 

[Jumptheshark]

Home - CapSpace

cap-space.com

This guy's doing a pretty dece job already, just needs to clean up the UI a bit.

also seperate AHL roster from NHL roster

 

[njdevils1982]

"Looking for unpaid volunteers to work on our project we'll later sell for millions!"

glad someone said this. thank you.

 

[GQS]

Puckpedia will add some new tools and basically become the new CapFriendly. They already posted on Twitter asking what tools/functionality people wanted

I thought about getting involved in something like this because I was looking for a new side project, but man just can't see it being better than what is already going to be out there by the time it's done.

If PuckPedia adds an armchair GM tool, which I'm sure they're working on, then there's no point really.

Has Puckpedia ever mentioned about redoing their UI to be a clone of Capfriendly? That's what I love most about CF is that they have everything laid out so well and organized so that everything is accessible and so easy to find.

Looking at the current Puckpedia UI it isn't bad at all, but it takes up much more space than CF's much more compact and easy to use UI where much of the information can be seen at a glance without much clicking or scrolling needed. If there's one change that PP could do that would make a huge difference it would be to copy CF's compact design so that one can see much more info with much less scrolling/clicking needed.