After learning about Ruby, the first step we took was to understand how the web and Ruby on Rails request-response cycle work. Now it’s time to learn about databases and how does it connect with Ruby… (more…)
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You know and probably use URL shortener like Rebrandly, Bitly, TinyURL or Tiny.cc. In this short how-to we implement our URL shortener with Ruby on Rails. (more…)
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In the previous article we as a Ruby on Rails development company have already covered such great websites built with Ruby on Rails as Twitter, Basecamp, Kickstarter, Yammer, Slideshare, Zendesk and Bloomberg. Now is the time to uncover some more awesome ...
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You have two similar products in front of you. The only difference is where they were built. Which one do you pick? (more…)
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