OUR THOUGHTS
Myth buster – Who works for a STARTUP!
Once out of college, everyone wants to get hired in a big company. Well…almost everyone! A handful rich and fortunate guys decide
4 important concepts any front end developer should know
Note: I picked these 4 concepts because I feel they would build a strong foundation of understanding for you and it is
CQRS and Event Sourcing at Idyllic
Our journey into microservices has led our teams to think more about building highly available and resilient software. A lot of this has been
Why is start-up hiring so difficult?
Ask any Start-up CEO or founder, and chances there they’ll all tell you the same thing: Recruiting is hard. Every business wants
Use of Amazon SES in Rails App to Send emails
What is Amazon SES? Amazon SES is an email platform that provides an easy, cost-effective way to send and receive email using
eCommerce Shopping Cart — # of items or total cost of the cart?
Shopping cart has become the name of the game for e-commerce websites like Amazon, Flipkart, or for any e-retailer that you can
File to import not found or unreadable: compass/reset
If you are seeing this error on starting rails 3.x application, Change the below in your gem file gem 'compass',:git => "git://github.com/chriseppstein/compass.git"
Endless page using jQuery and will_paginate
We all know that rendering all the data at once hampers the application’s performance and for that purpose we use pagination so
Why we use Twitter Bootstrap
Bootstrap is another buzzword just like HTML5, CSS3 & Node.js & DHTML (if any of you even remember DHTML) & it undoubtedly has managed to grab the developer community’s
How Responsive Web Design Helps Bring Your Businesses Mobile
Having a Mobile presence for your business has become a necessity. The methods you choose to bring your business mobile is entirely
@import-once in LESSCSS, way handier!
I would admit that I started playing around with SASS way before my first encounter with LESS. By no means was I
IE’S FAILURE DUE TO A SELECTOR LIMIT
At Idyllic Software we do a lot of Ruby on Rails work. I was recently working on a Rails app which dealt with a lot of views (HTML