On Sep 1, 2005, at 11:16 PM, Ed Wilts wrote:
Google isn't too much help in this one... Too many people are
building
in-car applications on Linux.
With the rising gas costs, I've been asked to help identify a simple
carpooling application that people in our office could use to match
up a
ride to work. Anybody know of one?
I must not understand your question Ed, you certainly aren't the type
I expect to see a seemingly frivolous post from. Why do you need a
"carpooling" focused application when simple tools already exist.
Hmm... mailing lists, spreadsheets, a piece of paper hanging in the
cafeteria? :)
Even if you wanted to get creative, a very basic database-driven web
app could be crafted out of a few lines of PHP or even RoR in about
15 minutes.
Or are you looking for something really creative (a-la a dating
service) to take addresses and compute the best possible carpooling
schedules based on geography and proximity? Sounds like overkill.
*shrug*
More details?
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