Yes, we do. Our developers too are covered under NDAs and confidentiality clauses.

All our code goes through a quality audit and review by CodeGrip.tech. The reports are available in an easy to understand format as part of the sprint.

Yes, that is possible. That being said, we, of course, would require a proper plan and structure before we start. The sooner we can get through the nitty-gritty and KPIs for the engagement, we can get started.

Our proficient Ruby developers have experience in the most popular Ruby libraries as below. Of Course, the list keeps expanding. {Hanami Ruby, Roda Ruby, Sinatra, Crepe, Nancy framework, CUBA}

Everything from Ruby 2.4.10 to 2.7.1 (as of March 2020)

Once we have understood your requirements, we will be able to assign a skilled full-stack Node.js programmer to work on your project, covered under Mindbowser best practices. If you want, you can conduct as many interviews as you want, before you initiate the project.

Upto 3 months post-launch support is available by default. Feel free to discuss any extension or addon support with your project manager.

We have SLAs defined for projects. This includes performance parameters for individuals as well as key goals for the overall project. We keep revisiting this SLA at regular intervals to make sure that we are in line with the plan. Any deviation is immediately fixed

Mindbowser is a company of choice for 400+ companies looking to bring transformation with technology. Our vision is to help build 100+ companies with 10M+ USD valuation and we are already successful in it. Currently, we have 11 companies in our portfolio that have gone beyond 10M+ in valuation. This aligns with our mission to always work on contributing needle-moving changes for you. Our customers have been featured on ProductHunt, TechCrunch, Discovery Channel, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Inc.com, etc, and have had successful exits. Our clients have also received millions of dollars in funding from marquee investors like the Chan Zuckerberg initiative, Simons Foundation, The Carson family charitable trust, and many more.

The preferred stack entirely depends on the needs of the client and what is the best solution for the problem at hand. But if I have to give the most widely used stack with Ruby – it’s no surprise Ruby on Rails framework – it makes developers so productive that client’s find real value in terms of features delivered to time taken. We always keep an eye on writing good modular code, no matter the stack – that way, it’s always ready to accommodate changes and move fast as business evolves.