Posted in Payscroll, web 2.0, startup, Ruby on Rails, jobs on October 31st, 2006 No Comments »
It’s been a while since I last post anything to our development process here, so I thought maybe it might be interesting to do a short discussion on seeking Ruby on Rails developers for your projects. As a lean startup, the first thing that hits you is, you simply cannot afford the luxury to open […]
Posted in Mongrel, Mediatemple Grid Server, Hosting, Ruby on Rails, Performance, Benchmark on October 18th, 2006 6 Comments »
We love Rails, it’s a great framework and Ruby is one of the most “natural” programming language that I have dabble with so far. And signs are showing that Ruby on Rails is now being more accepted as a mainstream platform for deploying web applications. Particularly, this piece of new that I picked that from […]
Posted in Payscroll, web 2.0, project management on October 4th, 2006 1 Comment »
As a 2.0 startup, we tried to manage the project in a lean (it just means we operate with as little cost as possible, ideally at zero cost) and effective way. So naturally, it came to me that we need to establish and utilize a set of tools to manage the project and make it […]