Re: My GSoC Project of interest.

Thank you very much. Stay around, pick issues from the backlog and keep fixing them while familiarizing yourself with the code bases and the community. On Sat, Feb 29, 2020 at 5:17 AM Teneng Cliford wrote: > Hello, > > I write to show my interest in GSoC'20. I have been in the community for a >

My GSoC Project of interest.

Hello, I write to show my interest in GSoC'20. I have been in the community for a while. My project is building GSMA Mobile Money API Connector for Mifos Payment Hub, working with Mojaloop APIs in order to integrate specific mobile money use cases with the Mifos platform. if the mentors for this

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Hi Stephen, Are you willing to open source your common data model as well? On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 12:28 PM Stephen Bireley wrote: > Hi Saranash, > > > > The API can be open source. The scoring and lending platform is separate > and not open source as the AI models are built around customer busi

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

That's wonderful, if we could open source the models as well as function . So guess what if we could open source the models. My interest is in building standardised API layer definitely this is the way to go. Adoption will happen if we produce results better then existing system. Fineract shoul

RE: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Hi Saranash, The API can be open source. The scoring and lending platform is separate and not open source as the AI models are built around customer business cases, business rules, available data, demographics, workflow, etc. An Open API could help standardize the interface making integration

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Do you wish to make it open source? What providers do you support at this point?. Oh so you have developed your own credit rating engine. Do you wish to integrate economic compatible social credit rating . It starts with peer to peer model, to create an economic equilibrium. I can share a detai

RE: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Our current APIs differ between customers as the API parameters map to features used in the scoring models developed for each use case. Further, the data differs significantly between MSME, Consumer, home, vehicle, SHG/JLG, and Agri loans. We have developed a common data model to uniquely desc

RE: Client Credit Score API Information needed

We do have a credit scoring platform already in production. Best Regards, Steve Bireley CTO Lokyata AI-Driven Lending-Decisions-as-a-Service Washington DC http://www.lokyata.com M-571.216.3530 Whatsapp 571.216.3530 From: Ashbel Handiringi Sent: Friday, February 28, 2020 8:31 AM To: dev@fineract

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

There is one already available in mifos documents, I couldn't find it, it has specs available there. To start with, we need a configuration style API which can call some API externally. It should ideally requires external third party keys, to work and ideally we should not be storing them. Data s

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

To make this work, a specification doc should be written up and issues broken down for others to pickup. For now, Steve, you could send a PR with your initial implementation assuming you are doing this in an Open Source context.. On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 2:41 PM Enoobong Ibanga wrote: > Hi Steve

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Hi Steve, Happy to work with you on this > On 28 Feb 2020, at 14:04, Stephen Bireley wrote: > > Hi, > > Our plan going forward it to develop a standard integration for Mifos to > provide credit scores or full lending decisions. If there is anyone on the > list interested in working with us

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Hi Stephen I am interested in working on that. You have a credit scoring system already? Regards Ashbel On Fri, 28 Feb 2020 at 15:05, Stephen Bireley wrote: > Hi, > > > > Our plan going forward it to develop a standard integration for Mifos to > provide credit scores or full lending decisions

RE: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Hi, Our plan going forward it to develop a standard integration for Mifos to provide credit scores or full lending decisions. If there is anyone on the list interested in working with us to develop that, we are interested in working with you. Best Regards, Steve Bireley CTO Lokyata AI-Driven

Re: [Mifos-developer] [Mifos-users] Next Steps for Mentoring for the Mifos Initiative for Google Summer of Code 2020

Was ahead of myself. My bad > On 28 Feb 2020, at 13:11, Enoobong Ibanga wrote: > > Hi, > > I’ve been on the call for 10 mins now, just 1 extra person joined, is the > call still holding? > >> On 28 Feb 2020, at 07:45, Rahul Goel > > wrote: >> >> https://zoom.us

Re: [Mifos-developer] [Mifos-users] Next Steps for Mentoring for the Mifos Initiative for Google Summer of Code 2020

Hi, I’ve been on the call for 10 mins now, just 1 extra person joined, is the call still holding? > On 28 Feb 2020, at 07:45, Rahul Goel wrote: > > https://zoom.us/j/909691810 > ?pwd=S2szZWVHcWVmWDdreEl1SWs0QVJldz09

Re: Client Credit Score API Information needed

Hi Sharon, Fineract does not have any API’s for credit scoring Regards, Vishwas > On Feb 27, 2020, at 9:45 PM, Sharon Moniz wrote: > > Hi team, > > We were looking at integrations to determine the credit score of a customer. > Currently we use Mifos and Apache Fineract service to issues loan

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

Let's start with a step where we can introduce this as a part of next release? On Fri, 28 Feb 2020, 16:59 Awasum Yannick, wrote: > Ohh...A PR for this will be great @Saransh Sharma > > On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 12:02 PM Saransh Sharma > wrote: > >> So, right now we are tied to that specific ve

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

Ohh...A PR for this will be great @Saransh Sharma On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 12:02 PM Saransh Sharma wrote: > So, right now we are tied to that specific version of the gradle, we > could let developers bring it own version. > > Maybe , you could simply find a way to upgradeDependency task, > > I h

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

So, right now we are tied to that specific version of the gradle, we could let developers bring it own version. Maybe , you could simply find a way to upgradeDependency task, I have tried gradle --refresh-dependencies dependencies Probably you can then add those dependency manually or add a tas

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

We usually ship the war file without Gradle. The Gradle is a Developer Only Wrapper for Development. On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 11:45 AM Saransh Sharma wrote: > I have tested it on gradle 6.1 , we should also start thinking > about shipping with independent gradle also. > > Thanks > > On Fri, Feb 2

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

I have tested it on gradle 6.1 , we should also start thinking about shipping with independent gradle also. Thanks On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 3:46 PM Awasum Yannick wrote: > We already upgrade the gradle rapper in Fineract to version 6.0... > > And we dont need to use the new features in java 11 i

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

We already upgrade the gradle rapper in Fineract to version 6.0... And we dont need to use the new features in java 11 immediately. We just need the builds and the test to be passing, then we can incrementally use new Java 11 features as needed. We only change Java 8 features which are deprecated

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

Hello Vinayak , the pain point are dependencies and gradle. You should be sure that gradle is 5.0. Ideally a good port to Java 11, will use some interesting features like modules (here you have to think), use of var (copied from C#), the new HTTP Client, and doing some tests with the new Garbage Co

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

Hey Vinayak, FYI the build is working fine if you exclude the tests, now it is most likely we need to rewire the new dependencies most likely the testing part. Upgrading and resolving some packages should do the trick for complete upgrade Let me know if you have any questions about this. Thank

Re: GSoC Project: Upgrade Fineract 1.x from Java 8 to Java 11

Hi Vinayak, Welcome to the Fineract Community. Sorry for the late reply. The Fineract backend is located here: https://github.com/apache/fineract and its written in Java, Spring, Spring Boot, JAX-RS, SQL/MySQL. So you need to learn the above to upgrade the source code to Java 11. You will off cou