Lotus Apps: Thoughts on Engineering, page 6 of 6

Unify Sports

Tue - Nov 17, 2015
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By Matt Millsaps-Brewer
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client showcase

We're happy our friends at Unify are unwrapping a new product we've helped bring to life.

Introducing Prospector

We're proud to announce our very first product, geared to help other Ruby developers around the world keep track of important updates to their codebase.

Working Remote - Part 2

I received several requests for clarifications and more information after the previous post on working remote, so here I dish it all.

Working Remote

I share my thoughts after close to 3 years of working solely as a remote engineer at a variety of organizations and a range of cultures.

Experience with Poltergeist and PhantomJS Testing

Integration testing is a beautiful thing when done correctly, but is always a pain to setup and maintain. Learn more about how our team helped transition from Capybara-Webkit to Poltergeist for integration testing.

Introducing ProMotion-Menu

Formally announcing the change of ownership and update to previous ProMotion-SlideMenu gem.

Rails 4 Request Variants

We explore the use of new request variants introduced in Rails 4 to render different layouts and views for mobile users.

Introducing Swift

Tue - Jun 03, 2014
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By Matt Millsaps-Brewer
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ruby-motion, ios

At WWDC 2014 Apple introduced a new official programming language called Swift to replace the aged Objective-C. In this article we'll explore some of the similiarities and differences between Swift and RubyMotion.

Introducing ActiveAdmin-StateMachine

Tue - Apr 08, 2014
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By Matt Millsaps-Brewer
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ruby-motion, ios

We'll take a look at how you can extend the ActiveAdmin DSL to include support for actions integrated with CanCan for authorization, and StateMachine for managing state.