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Ruby Programming

iTechArt has specialized in Ruby on Rails (ROR) development and
provides a complete software outsourcing services for web development
solutions based on Ruby. We suggest use Ruby framework for developing
database-backed web applications with Ajax on front-end because it's a
great fit for practically any type of web application: collaboration,
community, e-commerce, content management and statistics.

Ruby development environment and technologies:

* Ruby On Rails development framework
* MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, MS SQL Server, DB2
* RadRails IDE, ActionWebservice for Ruby
* Linux, Apache, lighttpd
* OOP and software development
* Search engines optimization

http://www.itechart.com/Pages/Subsec...velopment.aspx
Jan 19 '08 #1
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iTechArt has specialized in Ruby on Rails (ROR) development and
provides a complete software outsourcing services for web development
solutions based on Ruby. We suggest use Ruby framework for developing
database-backed web applications with Ajax on front-end because it's a
great fit for practically any type of web application: collaboration,
community, e-commerce, content management and statistics.

Ruby development environment and technologies:

* Ruby On Rails development framework
* MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, MS SQL Server, DB2
* RadRails IDE, ActionWebservice for Ruby
* Linux, Apache, lighttpd
* OOP and software development
* Search engines optimization

http://itechart.is.stupid/foo.aspx

Funny. Either rails isn't so good for the company's own website - which
I doubt - or they don't know as much about it as they claim....

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Diez
Jan 19 '08 #2

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