Sponsoring Ruby
Once more, Moove-it proudly sponsors two of the most relevant events of the Ruby community: KeepRubyWeird 2016 in Austin, Texas, and RubyConf 2016 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Author: Ariel Luduena Karhs
Announcing the Mastering Ruby program
After almost two years of successfully running our induction process and improving it, we asked ourselves: why don’t we design a training program, inspired by Moove-it’s Induction—as we call it—, aimed at developers who want to convert to Ruby? Which is what we did.
Proud sponsor of Rubyconf, KeepRubyWeird and Texas
As our local community of Ruby developers keeps growing and getting more mature, we have decided to dive in and start sponsoring two major Ruby-focused events in North America: KeepRubyWeird, in Austin, and RubyConf, in San Antonio.
We run Montevideo 2011 – 10K Nike competition
Last Saturday a group of brave Moovetians decided to accept the challenge and run the Nike 10K competition. Nike 10K consist in running 10 kms along the coastline through some Montevideo’s neighborhoods enjoying the beautiful landscape. Take a look at the pictures. The whole team Silvana, Martin and Nicolas Ariel before breaking the finish ribbon … Continued
Damian Arrillaga’s ROBOT story
Writing about these things makes my day. Today: Damian Arrillaga’s ROBOT story. Damian is a very young and clever System Engineering student from the State University of Uruguay; he is also an important member of our team. He is simply brilliant. I have no other words to describe him. His interest in Robotics started in … Continued
Seba Borrazas won the Programming Contest organized annually by ORT – Congrats!
Today I want to write about Sebastian Borrazas and the programming contest he is taking part in. Sebastian Borrazas is a talented developer, member of an exclusive group of developers which makes Moove-IT a big company – I’m not talking about quantity, I’m talking about greatness -. Last week, he together with his team, … Continued
JPA @OneToMany – I want a foreign key. I don’t want a Join table
Suppose you have this two entities: PhoneList and Phone. PhoneList have a @OneToMany to Phone. (I need only a unidirectional relationship) Something like: @OneToMany(cascade=CascadeType.ALmappedBy=”phoneList”) public List<Phone> getPhones() { return phones;
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@OneToMany(cascade=CascadeType.ALL) public List<Phone> getPhones() { return phones; } |
The phone entity doesn’t have nothing special. If you deploy those entities your JPA provider will create 3 tables. One table for each entity … Continued
Open Coffee Show Montevideo
As Saul Klein wrote on his blog, the Open Coffee Show is: “an attempt to establish recognized, open and regular meeting places where entrepreneurs can meet with investors (and anyone else who fancies coming along) in a totally informal setting.” This initiative was “imported” to Uruguay by my friend and partner Conrado Viña. Nowadays is … Continued
Hotmail sends my mails to junk! why?
Ok, first of all i’m a good guy and I’m not a spammer. I’m simply developing a SN and I want to send mails between its members. I have everything nicely configurated (SPF, DomainKeys, reverse DNS for the mail server, all the stuff). Why do my mails go to the junk folder? Hotmail has as … Continued