I'm writing about helping cats run a farm by building a website. The goal is to teach kids and whimsical adults some basic web development skills using Ruby on Rails. I hope to compile and expand the blog posts into a book. https://rubycat.farm/
We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).
We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.
We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).
We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.
We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).
We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.
We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).
We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.
We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).
We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.
I just thing people don't care how technically difficult a game was to make; they just care if it's fun. The issue of these games all relying on the same underlying psychology to cultivate addiction is also relevant, of course