Everything you need to know about IFC: the core of BIM compatibility

The construction and the area responsible for design have gained a lot with the advent of BIM modeling. As we recently wrote in our blog, this is a transformational approach to project management. It puts every stage of the activities undertaken, from design to maintenance, under control. For BIM to be responsible for success, data sharing is key. It should take place between the parties involved and the software tools chosen. Thus, a large responsibility for this is attributed to the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) format .

Automating ChatGPT Invoice PDF with Golang and Google Cloud Run

Why Ruby on Rails is Perfect for Building MVP?

When building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), companies want a framework that is quick, efficient, and easy to scale. Each of these features is very important, so not all frameworks can meet the expectations of customers and developers. Among the available tools, one worth paying attention to is Ruby on Rails. For many years, developers have used Ruby on Rails to quickly turn ideas into a product. In this article, you will learn why to choose Ruby on Rails for MVP and explore the benefits of using it in a project. You will also learn why Rails is startup-friendly.

What is low-code development? A guide to low-code and no-code tools

In the last few years, we have seen significant changes in the landscape of application and software development. It's a time when many solutions have entered our everyday life permanently. Applications, in particular, have become an integral part of technological change, offering users many possibilities along with convenience of use. It is difficult to visualize the modern world without many digital solutions.

How to Build a MVP That Will Effectively Scale Your App

The success that results from the application building process is determined by many factors. One of the most important steps, but not always appreciated in app development, is building an MVP. Minimum Viable Product is a stage that allows you to quickly introduce a basic version of the product to the market, while consulting on improvements with users and testing the core functionalities. But in order to discuss the success of an application, the right conditions must be created for it.

Google Queries, Railwaymen Responds #1 - Ruby on Rails

It's time for the new blog series in which we will track the most frequently asked questions on Google related to our areas of business and provide substantive answers with the help of Railwaymen experts. As the first topic, I have decided to choose the foundation of our company's business - the Ruby on Rails framework used to develop our Ruby applications. In this article, substantive support is provided by Michał Szymański - Senior Ruby on Rails Developer at Railwaymen, for whom the framework has practically no secrets.

Application security in a Software House from a DevOps perspective

Security and data protection are a priority for every client commissioned to develop applications, as well as for software development companies. For any software house, where there are many projects and customer demands for fast turnaround, maintaining the highest security standards is mandatory.

Design Patterns in React.js - Best Practices for Scalable Applications

Design patterns were created to standardize solutions to the most common problems encountered by developers in applications of all types. They provide proven and transparent approaches to many important issues in projects. Using them dramatically reduces the number of errors that can occur during application development and makes code easier to read by other colleagues, making work more enjoyable and faster. Most patterns are available regardless of the language, it is only important that the paradigm is appropriate.

React.js Performance - Optimizing Components and Rendering

With the growth of web applications, a key challenge seems to be maintaining optimal performance. One of the many problems that occur for the user can be slow-loading web applications. They contribute to a degraded user experience, but also affect a site's PageSpeed parameters, which translates into search engine rankings and a diminished user base. The solution to these problems can be dedicated strategies that affect application performance.

From Ruby Academy to Junior RoR Developer: Paving the Path to Mastery

In the ever-evolving landscape of the tech industry, embarking on a journey towards becoming a software developer demands determination, learning, and a dose of courage. My name is Marcin, I'm 23 years old and I've been part of the dynamic team at Railwaymen for almost two years now, shaping my path as a Junior Ruby on Rails Developer.