Recently I’ve read very good report on what’s happening in the software development, development firms environments and those who seek to outsource / offshore services. The report is called “The 2010 Software Development Trends”. The report itself is just a presentation of survey results, conducted from May 25 through June 14 of 2010 and can be found…

Today, I am really excited to share with information about next scheduled SRUG (Silesian Ruby Users Group) meeting. Druing SRUG meeting we talk about Ruby on Rails and other technologies we use in web software development.
I am excited about it because not only I will have a chance to attend to this meeting, but…

Just a short note about a possible solution for memcaching in Ruby on Rails applications.

I’ve once stumbled upon a site in the Internet that is located at the very dumb domain address: http://ihaterubyonrails.com/

It consists of 80% people having no idea of what they are talking about, with a little to no knowledge about Ruby on Rails framework and 20% people who are just exaggerating or raising issues that are common in the world of programming and software development (not just in Ruby on Rails development).
But the comment that really takes the cake is, let me quote…

Article about Ruby on Rails and tips and tricks how to make your test suite run smoothly.

Article about finding the right person / partner for outsourcing your Ruby on Rails project

An article about indexes, migrations and performance.

Article about delivering secure solutions within Ruby on Rails applications.

While working with Ruby on Rails 3 you may have noticed that when you examine params received from your actionRead the Rest…

On of the most advertised features of upcoming Ruby on rails 3.0 web application framework is Arel, a new queryRead the Rest…