We wish all of our visitors, friends, partners and clients great holidays and a happy New Year. Due to the amount of work we’ve been tied up with lately, we simply haven’t had much time for blogging. Our New Year’s resolution is to change that in the upcoming 2008. Promise :) Once again, thank you […]

Every now and then go away, have a little relaxation, for when you come back to your work your judgment will be surer. Go some distance away because then the work appears smaller and more of it can be taken in at a glance and a lack of harmony and proportion is more readily seen.

Choosing the right name is a creative process which one can easily get lost in. That is even more true if you don't have a clear idea about what you would like it to communicate to people. We wanted it to be something utterly simple but at the same time to reflect who we are and how we function as a team. The most important thing was - we just wanted it to really be us.

One should never be afraid to try out something new and different, whether it is a new way of thinking or a new programming language. For Ruby on Rails you could say it's both. And in a good way, too. I'm coming from a .Net developers camp myself and all I can say after playing with RoR for a while is - it's a real gem. It would be a shame not to invest some of your precious time to learn it.

Finding the right solution to the problem is a task which may seem pretty straightforward to some, but might prove to be very daunting to others. It all depends on what field your expertise lies in. Choosing the right publishing platform might as well be such a task. That is why we have decided to share our personal experience. Since we didn’t have much time for our little research, the end result might be somewhat subjective. Still, it might help you in making a final decision.