Web Development
of Unique Products
From idea to launch and growth.
Who It's For
Startups that need a reliable MVP on a tight schedule. Fast launch without compromising code quality.
Businesses that need process automation. Integrations, internal tools, custom CRM systems.
Teams that need to scale an existing Rails application. Growing traffic shouldn't mean growing problems.
Projects that need legacy code refactoring. Turning tangled code into a clear, maintainable system.
Companies looking for external Ruby on Rails expertise. Audits, consulting, code reviews, team mentoring.
Design & Development
Full cycle: from requirements analysis and architecture design to production deployment. Clean, well-tested code. CI/CD from day one.
Project Support
Monitoring, dependency updates, bug fixes, adapting to new business requirements. Regular releases, up-to-date stack.
Performance Optimization
Bottleneck profiling, database query optimization, horizontal and vertical scaling, caching and infrastructure tuning.
Refactoring
Improving the architecture of existing applications, extracting domain logic, reducing technical debt. Legacy code becomes code that's a pleasure to work with.
Technologies
Methodologies/Practices
Design & Requirements Engineering
Behavior-driven development. Specifications in business language, understandable by all stakeholders. Tests describe usage scenarios, not internal implementation.
Collaborative domain exploration through events. All team members together identify key business events, commands, and aggregates, building a shared understanding of the system.
Visual system design based on event flow. Describes the complete data lifecycle — from user action to result display.
Modern approach to describing requirements through use cases. Lightweight, iterative specifications that connect user needs with system implementation.
Visualization and formalization of business processes before writing code. A standard notation for describing workflows, understandable by analysts, business, and developers.
Hierarchical architecture visualization model: context, containers, components, code. A simple and clear way to document and discuss architectural decisions at different levels of abstraction.
Strategic Domain-Driven Design patterns: ubiquitous language, bounded contexts, context mapping. Defines boundaries and interactions between subsystems at the organizational level.
Construction & Maintenance
Automated building, testing, and delivery of code to production. Every commit goes through the pipeline — linters, tests, deploy. Fast and safe releases without manual routine.
Culture and practices uniting development and operations. Infrastructure automation, monitoring, fast feedback loops, and continuous improvement of software delivery processes.
Documenting architectural decisions and their context. Recording the "why" behind every significant choice so the team understands the history and can consciously revisit decisions.
Systematic improvement of internal code structure without changing its external behavior. Eliminating technical debt, improving readability and maintainability of the codebase.
Measuring the degree of code test coverage. A metric that helps identify untested areas and make informed decisions about where tests will bring the most value.
Tactical Domain-Driven Design patterns: aggregates, entities, value objects, domain events, repositories. Tools for expressing business logic in code as precisely and explicitly as possible.