After more then 11 years of experience, I am still learning new things every day. I am resurrecting this blog today, so that I can share what I learning. Even if you already know that π
From being an RoR evangelist, nowadays the focus has moved a bit into implementing Agile in my current organization. I try to strike a balance between the technical as well as the managerial perspective for my clients. Nowadays I am working on “creating a fully Agile shop dream in Clarion”. Along with scaling up myself technically.
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Satish Talim said:
Good to see people work in Ruby/Rails. Where do you work in India?
rituonrails said:
Hi Satish, I am in Delhi and my company vinsol.com has most of the projects in ROR. Its rare in India but yes evolving very rapidly. And i think your pune ruby group is one of the reason too.
Deepti said:
Hi Ritu,
If i could touch base with you with regard to a Career Opportunity in Ruby on Rails.
Thanks
Ritu said:
Hey Deepti,
Contact me at ritukamthan(nospam)@gmail.com .Please delete (nospam) from it
Sur Max said:
Hi Ritu !!
Happy Diwali…
The theme gr8ly reflects the beautiful indian culture. π
c ya .
Ritu said:
Hey Sur!!!
Happy diwali 2 u too.But as diwali and even post diwali fever is gone i must change the “beautiful” theme to something more sophisticated π
Karthik said:
Nice to see people who work on ROR in India. Looks like we could help each other out. Ill visit this site regularly from now.
Ritu said:
Hi Kartik,
Nice to see people interested in ROR in India.Thanks for visiting. Wud like to stay in contact π
amit arora said:
hi ritu,
i am amit working in new delhi but basically from gurgaon,
i am shifting to ror for my next project so i need help from all of you ,toget my feet wet with ror.and i will be thankfull to u people ,if u can provide me the coding standards for ror.plz do response here………
Peter Starks said:
Ritu,
Early last week I emailed Mr. Jurya from my office in North Carolina USA to inform that we neeed additional RoR assistance in developing a handful of very interesting projects we have underway. He has not responded and I wonder it my correspondence may have gone astray. In any event, we are coming to India in April and I would very much like to discuss collaboration.
Can you tell me how I might get in direct contact with Mr. Jurya.
My email is above. I would be pleased to Skype Mr Jurya if I had a Skype contact of his number in Delhi. Perhaps it is someone else I should be talking with in your Organization. Can you assist please by pointing me in the right direction. I happy to work to make a connection but I can’t chase forever. We will have to turn to Pune if we cannot make contact with you.
Sincerely,
Peter Starks
Managing Director,
TTI, LLC.
Savyasachi said:
Hi Ritu,
Heard that you are soon gonna change tracks from Single to ..
Congrats..
Ritu said:
hey Savyasachi …ya dats true
thnx
Nitesh said:
Hi,
This is meeeeeee……
– Nitesh
Himanshu Joshi said:
hi Ritu……
I appreciate ur efforts create such a well defined blog…..
gr8 job……..
The first R (Ruby) alone had nt really affected the development community……..then came the 2nd R (Rails)………and I have an idea where the 2 R’s are going to be in the near future as a technology………. and now I heard of another 3rd R (Ritu) with them………hope the 3rd R is making the same beauty around the first 2 as it sounds with em “Ruby, Rails and Ritu” π
Thanx 4 ur efforts to the ROR community
raghavendra said:
its really amazing being on the developer edge in rails well , can you tell me what are the type of applications you working on..
like lets take it as how can we better use rails for what ?
Himanshu Joshi said:
hi Raghavendra,
it wasnt really clear …….. the person or the group you are really addressing…………. But you kno…..I like the way you want it “..lets take it as how can we better use rails for what …” π
So lets try that way……..
I m working with a web application with a flex-based GUI. I dont wrk with flex…….. I m only wrking with ROR for backend at present, however I ve worked with the html/ajax based front-end with RoR earlier.
One thing ……… you kno Ritu ……i think m not taking your well defined blog in the right direction………. We mst ve shared our technological concepts in either ‘Rails’ or ‘Ruby’ ………. nt in ‘Vinsol’…….. my appologies…. if u think tht way. And may be if you ve the previlages………….cut paste the matter to the right blog section.
Well……I would like to continue sharing the rails related in the ‘Rails’ section rather than ‘Vinsol’.
And one more thing……… if you could define the thought behind the blog section with ur sweet name……. it might get us the right idea…… wat to discuss over here π ……. tht way i can b stopped throwing the gossips around π .
Ritu said:
Thanks Himanshu for such an appreciation and for actually moderating my blog. I am not getting time to track it right now but you are doing a great job. Just one point dont you think forums are a better place for discussions then someone’s blog.
Raghavendra, I have worked for quite a number of Rails+Ajax based applications till now.All using AJAX heavily. Rails makes XML request handling so simple one tries to implement it in every possible way. But one thing we have realized in the span of development of these 4-5 applications that KISS(Keep IT Small and Simple) is the best strategy. Sometimes baffled by the charm of AJAX (as usually clients do) the application can be just too much complicated to handle.
Lokesh Kumar said:
Hi Ritu,
I am a newbie to RoR and Database design. I have been reading your
blog for a while now & thought I might take some help from you in my
first professional development on RoR.
The problem is related to database design & it can be expressed as:
1. I want to keep information for many images in my database.
Information is just the value of an image’s brightness, contrast and
color scheme.
2. Through web form, I want to give user a functionality to search for
images with high brightness & contrast but not with color. So, if a
user selects brightness as parameter, I will show images with very
high brightness. Whethere they will be colored or not, is a decision I
take without any involvement from user of the website.
3. I want to localize the fact that some parameters (brightness &
contrast) are public i.e. should be shown as selectable option to user
in GUI, while others are private (color).
My question is where should I put this information at so that my form
generator will automatically read the public parameters & show them as
option in GUI ?
Some of the answers I have thought are:-
1. To keep them in a different table i.e. one for public parameter &
one for private parameter.
2. To have traits defined for each parameter. That would mean having
parameters which are coloumns as rows in some other tables.
Can you help me here on what should an ideal solution be ? I am sure
RoR would have a built-in feature for this, but could not find out
much on this.
Thanks a Lot
Shardul Kulkarni said:
Hello Ritu,
I m also a web programmer currently working on PHP .
I want some advice from you pleas help me if possiable.I want information about ruby traning institute. you have any idea about it.basically i m stay in mumbai i m try to find out institute but i didn’t get it.
thanks and regards
shardul kulkarni
Shardul Kulkarni said:
hello ritu,
waiting for your replay.
thanks and regards
shardul kulkarni
Himanshu Joshi said:
hi Shardul,
You wont find any of the institute teaching this technology, as Ruby had not been so popular untill Rails came into existance, and Rails has itself been new technology to this world. You will have to go for it own your own…….. take help from e-sources.
Priti said:
Looking for an experience developer for a project on Ruby On Rails. Get in touch with me if interested. Please make sure you are not an amature and have enough experience to elicit.
Regards
Ritu said:
Sorry… not interested…
shiva said:
Hi ritu,
Hi ritu .Iam working in RoR for past 1 year .Is there any openings in your company…………………
Sur said:
Hey ritu,
very flowerish theme !! But aint blue … look again its the Red !! π
Sandeep said:
Hi Ritu,
This is Sandeep from pune i am also a rails developer.
You built a very Impressive idea to make
a greate cummunity at your blog… gr8….
Aditya said:
Happy friendship day π
Gnana Prasad said:
Hi Ritu…
Myself Gnana Prasad working as a software engineer in CircleSource ,Bangalore.
I am presently working in Ruby on Rails. Nice to meet u π
Sreekanth S said:
Hi
I am sreekanth S. Working on Roby on rails. in Circlesource. Bangalore.
sreeki said:
Hi
This is Sreekanth S, working on ruby on rails.
Nitesh said:
So howz it going on ???
Sanjay pal said:
hi…
there is sanjay pal from kanpur….
nice to see u there……..
Sanjay pal said:
one more…. Ritu…….
My mail id is pal_sanjay012@yahoo.co.in
presently i am also working on php
Amulya B said:
Hi Ritu
M currently working on Ruby. Is there any openings in Circle Source.Please help me.Have 8 months of experience.
Nidhika said:
Hi Ritu
Can u help me to solve the problem when pdf:writter install it create problem in registration.
How I solve this problem
Thanks
Nidhika
Chandoo.. said:
Hi Ritu..
Gr8 to look more and more people coming in to ROR. My self … ? My name is K. Chandrahas Reddy, working with circlesoure software technologies (one of the leading companies for ROR in bangalore), as an ROR Developer.
Varun Kumar said:
Hi Ritu,
I am working in ror and now i have one year exp. in rails.I explored many thing in ROR like LDAP Authentication, Web Services,Rss feed reader,Multiple database connection etc i wanna give some white paper for this.If u r interested then i can carry on with this.
I need your help to make the notes very useful and understandable to the user.
Thanks & regards,
Varun Kumar
Norat Saraswat said:
Hi Ritu
I am Norat from Pune
I am working on Binyas information Technologies Pune
My company is working on Ruby on Rails (RoR)
RoR is growing Fast these days
It is nice Framework
suneel said:
hi ritu
i m kamthan from irctc (Rly)
u r from whihc place
send me u r family details on suneel.kamthan49@rediff.com
Raja said:
I have a Business opportunity for a ROR project kindly contact me krganapathy@gmail.com
Raja
Tarun Kumar said:
hi ritu,
I am Tarun, owner of iZAP Web Solutions. We are the team of 10+ developers and growing steadly. We are also working on ruby. It’s really an excellent programming approach. Want to know, is it possible if same script can be used for web and desktop applications in ruby.
palash said:
Hi Ritu
As i also work in ruby on rails rather i am exploring ruby on rails….I think it will be good if we keep in touch, then the problem i facing you can solve that or you i can try to solve that also…..waiting for your friendship…..i work at srijan technologies pvt ltd.
lakshmi said:
Hi Ritu,i am lakshmi. am also working on ror. i want some help from u regarding develope iphoneweb applications using rails. can u guide.
Ritu said:
Hi Lakshmi,
There is one good article about it in IBM site. Please see if that helps you http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-eclipse-iphoneruby1/
lakshmi said:
Hi ritu . thankq.it’s a goodarticle. did u worked on this concept.if so,could u send sample project.
Christian said:
Hello Ritu, was wondering if you or your company could help us on a project we are developing.
Thank you and looking forward to hering from you.
Christian
Ritu said:
Sure Christian,
You can send the queries to my company, Vinsol via http://www.vinsol.com/contact-us .
Let me know if you need any further help.
Thanks
Akash Khandelwal said:
Hi,
I discovered that you have been associated with Ruby on Rails since last 5 years.And you started your impressive career with VInsol.
I am learning Ruby on Rails since last 3 months in an startup and enjoying it :). I have applied in Vinsol and looking forward to start my Rails career with it.
Please tell me how good is Vinsol for a fresher like me, and what are the growth prospects. Also, please tell me some good companies/startups to start RoR career with.