How To Introduce A New Developer To A Project

How To Introduce A New Developer To A Project

Introducing a new developer to an existing project might be a long and unproductive process. Because of that, it is wise to approach this challenge with some kind of plan.

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What To Do When There Is No API

What To Do When There Is No API

Fetching results for gaming platform when there is no API available.

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Team With A Momentum

Team With A Momentum

The Ruby on Rails Team has been making every effort to refine their framework for a while. ust a few months ago, we heard about the upcoming Rails 5, and shortly after that, in December, they announced the first beta release of Rails 5.

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Geolocation Databases In Ruby On Rails

Geolocation Databases In Ruby On Rails

In this short presentation, I talk about GeoNames (Geolocation Database) in Ruby on Rails and show how to make it more Github friendly.

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Ruby Python Javascript Conference RuPy 2012

Ruby Python Javascript Conference RuPy 2012

In the middle of November 2012, Błażej, Bartek, Michał and I went to Brno in the Czech Republic, to attend the latest meeting of RuPy.

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The Value Of Automated Testing

The Value Of Automated Testing

Some clients ask why their application needs to be covered with automated tests. The basic truth is that if you want to ensure quality on your application it should be properly tested and both manual and automated tests are essential when you want to achieve that goal.

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When Not To Choose Ruby On Rails For Your Web Project

When Not To Choose Ruby On Rails For Your Web Project

It is not unusual for a new technology to originate from a successfully developed project. For example, we can find the pattern in the story of a web framework for Python – Django, which was originally developed to manage a number of news-oriented sites for the LJworld company.

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