Hello! If you use one of the greatest text editors (I mean Vim) it’s for you. Very often when you’re editing markup files such as .markdown, textile or rdoc you want to preview them. The plugin I developed will help you with it . It converts content of current buffer to html and opens it [...]
Interactive Voice Response and the Ruby language

Interactive Voice Response (IVR) is a technology that allows computers to detect voice and dual-tone multi-frequency signaling (DTMF) keypad inputs. IVR technology is used extensively in telecommunication, but is also being introduced into automobile systems for hands-free operation. IVR is widely used in banks, insurance companies and telecommunication companies. The cost of commercial IVR systems [...]
When Will The Project be Done?

Thanks to Ksenia Shulga and Michael Livshutz for their assistance with this article. “When will the project (or feature) be finished?” – this is the main concern of any Client. If you ask the developer about it, most probably the answer will be something like “I don’t know”, “The time frame is unpredictable” or “It’s [...]
Ruby and NoSQL
A new store and handle data approach has recently gained its popularity among scalable web applications. Use of any major NoSQL database has several benefits in comparison to usual RDBMS: a) Faster to append new data b) Simple to store key-value pairs c) Convenient for use with REST designs Let’s reflect on how we can [...]
