We’re pleased to announce that Auctions a la Carte is now powered by the Amazon S3 cloud. What does that mean for you? It means that our auction services have become elastic and can stretch to accommodate large amounts of activity. So in the closing hours or minutes, during the inevitable flurry of last-minute bids and bidders, your auction will have plenty of power and maintain optimum performance.
The Auctions a la Carte team (@auctionsonrails) will attend SXSWi this year. Please join us, @tilopa, @danaseverance and @jaredmcfarland in Austin to talk web apps, Ruby on Rails, or how the fundraising auctions can save the world.
Auctions a la Carte team attending Phoenix Design Week. We’re looking for UX designers, new friends and big fun. DM @auctionsonrails, @tilopa or @jaredmcfarland to say hello — or give us a call: 520.344.0558.
What’s the catch? No catch, except you must complete your auction by January 1st, 2010. In these tough times, fund-raising couldn’t be more important. Free auction design is our way of giving back and making your auction look nice — in most cases, just like your own website! Learn more here: http://auctionsalacarte.com/get-started/design-options/
Flexible and under your control, our auction system suits any size organization or cause. 520.344.0558.
We’re announcing free auctions until September. What’s the catch? No catch, except you must complete your auction by September 7th, 2009. In these tough times, fund-raising couldn’t be more important. Free auctions is our way of giving back this summer, and boosting your efforts. Flexible and under your control, our auction system suits any size organization or cause. 520.344.0558.
Good news. The new Auctions a la Carte (our killer web app), dubbed “Alfred 1.0“, has been released. It includes many new features that you’ve asked for, such as advanced image management, bidding in international currencies, assigning multiple categories to any item, and much more. Enjoy!
Follow us on Twitter @auctionsonrails. Why the Twitter handle @auctionsonrails? Did we mention that Twitter and Auctions a la Carte are both written in Ruby on Rails, usually shortened to just Rails?
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