Epifany Bojanowska

Although the most popular, Rails are not the only Ruby frameworks out there. Well, one can say “what’s the point of having others?”, while others would quarrel with the “the more, the better” argument. No matter what side you’re on, we thought about presenting you with some examples.

Whether you’re a part of a Start-Up or a grown up company, when your product needs a software solution, you’ll most likely need to make a decision on where to build it. You have three obvious choices: building it in-house, hiring a software house or co-sourcing part of the work. We’ve compiled a list of 10 reasons why hiring a software house (and a one from Poland) is a great option.

So you’re thinking of developing your own Internet of Things / IoT project but have no idea what the process looks like and where you should start? Check out the guide below with all the necessary steps that will prepare you for the planning and development process!

While scouring the internet for an interesting topic for my newest company blog article I overheard a coworker say something that has stopped me in my tracks. The thing that shocked me to hear in a room full of developers was “While I was managing a modeling agency”. I immediately turned around with a head full of questions.

According to the Stack Overflow Report, JavaScript has been one of the most popular languages for software development for many years, and we predict it’s not going to lose its position any time soon (thank you Captain Obvious!). And what are the most interesting trends that are shaping the future of JS?

Even though we’ve been doing this for many decades, open space working can be very tiresome. This especially applies to developers who, as you probably know, are more inclined to prefer less crowded and simply quieter work spaces. At Naturaily, we’re free to work whenever we want, but there are still many companies that require open space working. How to survive it?