Bringing QuickBooks to Ruby, our QuickBooks Rubygem is the only QB-Ruby bridge that covers the entire QuickBooks API, while also making it easy to fly around QuickBooks SDK in Ruby.
Features:
If you have a project that involves QuickBooks and Ruby, and you're not completely sold yet, you MUST take a look at those Code Samples. ;)
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** Developer rebate: $15-100 per license
Opens up the QuickBooks API to the network and HTTP by relaying HTTP requests and responses to/from QuickBooks. Runs on port 56225 (the word LOCAL on a phone keypad). The API is really simple: to send a QBXML request, simply send the following request:
POST /ProcessRequest
Content-Type: application/xml
<QBXML>...</QBXML>
To check the qbxml versions supported by the QuickBooks you're talking to, send:
GET /QBXMLVersionsForSession
QuickBooks is a registered trademark of Intuit, Inc.
I (Daniel) grew up in Jonesville, Michigan and started programming at the age of 12. I had figured I could build something to bring me a passive income -- we'll see if that ever happens. I've since realized I couldn't stop working hard to advance technology that helps people, even if I did have money. I'm a problem-solver at heart. All of my work is intended to show God's goodness -- even in programming. I try hard to put good logic into every line of code, looking to the God who is behind all logic. I lead a balanced and fulfilling life: I've played soccer for many years and coached over 6 seasons (one of them a local high school); I love bicycling fast and far; I sing; I like to teach; and of course, hang out with smart people. But it's all in the pleasurable service of God, who saved me and gave his life for me.
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