In our company we use Ruby On Rails as a core technology for delivering great web products. And it's impossible to build great web applications without knowledge of many other things: Relation databases, Key-value storages, Proxy, Web and Application servers, Javascript eco system, objective CSS and HTML5, Messaging systems and much more. Inside the company we have a number of approaches for how to learn new things, use them in production and share knowledge with team members. Expertise
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Mailtrap is Railsware's service that saves software development teams from accidentally spamming real customers during e-mail notifications testing.
BoughtStuff™ is your single source for online content about all your home appliances and personal electronics. How-to videos, PDF manuals, discounts from retailers, and more. Take pictures of your stuff for insurance record keeping, and barcode scan the model number. The BoughtCloud™ database automatically pushes relevant content about your product to your device. Use your Facebook login to gain access to your personal inventory from your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or from the BoughtStuff™ website. Android support coming soon.
PiRo is a Google Chrome extension for the Pivotal Tracker service. Take advantage of multi-login, seeing only stories owned or requested by you. You can run PiRo on Windows, Linux, Mac OS and even Android 4. It is Open Source so you can add any feature, that supports custom process https://github.com/railsware/piro
The Booster is a simple and fast Mac OS X client for the popular www.pivotaltracker.com service. Railsware put great efforts to make your work with Pivotal Tracker more comfortable and faster. Booster features allow you concentrate on all the stories you have, get all the information you need, be always up to date, and more.
