EuRuKo is the annual European Ruby conference, launched for the first time in Karlsruhe (Germany) in 2003. The first four editions were organized in Germany. Since 2007 it's moved from city to city across Europe. At the end of each event, people vote for the next edition's host city.

This is a final part of the series about Elasticsearch. We already covered installing and multi model searching. Now it’s time to talk about some of the more complicated stuff and try to improve the searching intelligence. Let’s dive in.

In the next post we will see how to improve searching intelligence, but right now let’s take care of the main part of our functionality - multi model searching.

For one of our projects I had to do some complex searching. After considering the complexity of searching by every possible column, and the importance of speed, I decided to use Elasticsearch.

Ionic is a leading hybrid mobile app development framework. This blogpost presents 8 random tips which I wish I had known when I started to play with it.

One of the many advantages of a hybrid approach to mobile apps development is instant code updates. In this article, I will guide you through setting up a basic updates mechanism from scratch.

Adding simple, easy to customize and reliable autocomplete functionality has always been one of the topics that I thought wasn't very clear for Rails applications.

Last weekend I watched a really enjoyable talk about the Readline editor by George Brocklehurst. It interested me enough to do some extra investigation. This article shares the results of my little research.

One of the most common practices when writing controllers in Rails is using before_actions to keep them DRY.

This is the second post of the series on our blog, in which I'll present to you the part of our infrastructure that is visible to the users. Here you can find links to past and, when we publish them, future posts: