We’re a top quality rails shop, ready to build solutions of any size with Ruby on Rails. Our workflow and infrastructure allow us to deliver high quality solutions at affordable fees, giving you a quick return of investment.
We’re the go-to guys, whether you’re a web design company looking for Ruby Experts, or an entrepreneur looking for an all-around team we’re ready to jump in and shape your ideas.
At Cubox we pride ourselves not only of the quality and elegance of our code, but also of our understanding of what makes an application answer the users’ needs. The most elegant code is useless if it’s giving potatoes to someone who wants tomatoes; we’ve had strange clients.
WebRocket is a hybrid of MQ and WebSockets server written in Go, with great support for horizontal scalability. WebRocket is very fast and easy to use from both sides: backend (via MQ connection) and frontend (via WebSockets). This combination will lead you to new quality of web development and will finally make bidirectional Web easy for everyone.
Gerbil is an über simple and minimalistic testing framework for javascript, built on the necessity of Cuervo to have a js tester that was quick and simple for faster project testing.
Ruby Airplay is a Gem that allows free communication between Apple’s iDevices, through backward engineering the http content stream technique that Apple uses
For instance, you can project a conference presentation from your laptop directly to an Apple TV. Fancy times!
Mixpanel is a real-time analytics service that helps companies understand how users interact with web applications. With this Gem you can track events with properties directly from your backend and track events with properties through javascript using a rack middleware. Useful, huh?
A pagerank implementation mostly written in c with a pretty ruby wrapper. It’s intended to be used for big but not huge graphs, as an alternative to a map-reduce distributed solution.
RouteDog is a Ruby Gem, it identifies routes that have been defined in config/routes.rb but haven't been implemented, identifies which routes of your application were never hit by an Integration Test and notifies you which actions haven't been tested while you are using your application. Dog with iPad sold separately.
A tool to create class dependency graphs from test suites. A better alternative over static analysis based tools due to the high dynamic aspects of the Ruby language.
V8 Javascript Engine in Ruby's body. The goal is to create a fast javascript engine working fine on all popular ruby implementations (1.8.x, 1.9.x, ree, rubinius), and make it core element of headless, virtual browser for testing purposes. There are a lot of different ways to handle headless testing, but they all have lot of issues. They are super slow (Selenium, Watir), or not working with ruby 1.9 (Johsnon), or requires tricky external stuff (Culerity/Celerity, Zombie)
StayOver.at is the place for you and your circle of friends to organize schedules on your flats and houses, so you know when they’re available for staying. You can easily put your place up for sharing and also see your friends’ places, really useful for conferences and quick joy trips.
Easy collaboration for Architects from design to construction, manage projects, markup plans and collaborate with others.
You can view arbitrarily complicated CAD files without flash, plugins, or installed software. How do we do it? We emulate the way Google maps and open street maps work, making tiles instead of rendering full vector images.
We have continuously helped with the development of Ruby on Rails, Sinatra & Rack and contributed in several fixes and improvements to the core application.
For two consecutive years (and more to come) we have organized and built from the ground up a Ruby on Rails and associated technologies conference in Uruguay.
We have brought speakers like Aaron Patterson, Tom Preston-Werner, Blake Mizerany and Scott Chacon to keep Uruguay on the loop of what is going on in the Ruby world.
You can check the photos of the event to see what is was like.
Cubox organized Desarrollando America Latina in Uruguay, a competition of hacker teams representing each Latin country, developing applications related to open government data, education, budget and security.
For two consecutive days, 6 teams of hackers worked towards an open web and the spread of information from the governments to the people.
We thought so! Get in touch with us and then meet the people who will be making the magic happen.