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Our First Experience with ÁNIMA

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Lucía Carozzi

What is ÁNIMA? Ánima opened its doors in February 2016 as a new educational center with an innovative proposal for the three last high school years. They offer two orientations: 1. Technological Baccalaureate in Administration and 2. Information and...

November 27, 2017

RailsConf Talk – Excellence through Diversity

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Andreas Fast

On May 2nd I started my journey to RailsConf. It was the first time for many things, but not for everything. It wasn’t my first trip to the US, but it was my first time in Kansas City....

Securing Ruby on Rails Apps

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Guillermo Chao

DevSnack #42: We all know the benefits of Ruby on Rails applications, but what about their security? In this DevSnack we will cover different aspects of Ruby on Rails applications from a security standpoint. It doesn’t exist a simple guide...

Rails ActionCable

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Emiliano Coppo

DevSnack #40: Everything changes. It’s a fact. A few years ago web development was very rudimentary, it just comprehended to serve a bunch of files from a web server which then the browser would interpret and render as a...

10.5 Talks I Wouldn’t Miss At RailsConf 2016

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Gustavo Armagno

RailsConf 2016 in Kansas City is one of the Ruby community’s most important international events. Working for a company which contributes to Ruby-related events as part of its strategy to build high-performance software teams, I felt like it...

Announcing the Mastering Ruby Program

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Ariel Luduena Karhs

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...

Our second experience in a Rails Rumble

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Marianne Maisonneuve

It all began when a peer at Moove-it asked me if I would be keen to participate in the Rails Rumble. The title rang a bell but I was not familiarized with most of the competition’s specifics. However,...

February 24, 2016

Proud sponsor of Rubyconf, KeepRubyWeird and Texas

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Ariel Luduena Karhs

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.

October 14, 2015

What is coming up in Rails 5

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Pablo Ifran

While Rails 5 is still in the pipeline I went through its changelog and the source code to see what’s coming up. I got very excited about a bunch of new features I believe will make our lives easier! So, let’s start by...