Beata Twardowska

Although we had had some experience with this style of work, it was the coronavirus pandemic that made us switch to being the remote-first company. A few of us still work from the office, yet the majority of Naturaily’s employees prefer remote work. Tips and tricks for staying productive are always good to know, so here we go!

According to the Gallup study, only 2.5% of companies complete 100% of their projects. The numbers are shocking but they show the scale of the problem. Other studies show that 17% of IT projects go so badly, they threaten the existence of the business itself. Who’s to blame? Or, maybe, it’s not about who, but about how?

Naturaily's task was to design and create integrations, ensure that all solutions are 100% scalable, safe, and secure, make sure the e-store works without mishap and is ready to handle the growing number of orders.

RubyC is a European conference devoted to Ruby, Rails and other related technologies. Hundreds of Ruby enthusiasts and developers gather to exchange knowledge, discuss the latest news and learn from each other. As soon as we knew the date of the conference, we immediately booked seats on the plane from Wroclaw to Kiev. We had to be there, Naturaily.

You know you’re dealing with good developers when it’s the first, sunny weekend of spring, the thermometer hits the magical 21 degrees Celsius mark – and yet they still prefer to spend the three consecutive days within the cold walls, broadening the knowledge of their trade: Mutation Testing, Business Logic in Ruby, Building UIs for Microservices, Autoloading or Orchestrating video transcoding in Ruby.