by root | Apr 3, 2017 | Code quality, Design, Development, Ruby on Rails
Let’s start with a problem every Ruby on Rails developer faces, handling ‘nil’ value – a tedious task. NoMethodError: undefined method `[]’ for nil:NilClassy 4 spaces But there is a well-known design pattern to handle ‘nil’ value for Ruby in the more...
by root | Feb 1, 2017 | Design, Development, Product, Ruby on Rails
For starters, Rails is a framework for Ruby and PHP is a language and has many frameworks. Both the PHP and Ruby ecosystem are very powerful, PHP has been on the market far before Ruby. While considering a language for your web application you review it on various...
by root | Jan 25, 2017 | Design, Process, Product
Design is a bridge between physical and non-physical and Designers try to bridge that gap. They have to visually communicate ideas and that’s a big challenge in itself. It requires a considerable amount of thought process and a good command over skills. I hope we are...
by root | Oct 2, 2016 | Design, Frontend, Process, Product, Project Management
If this ache sounds familiar read on, we at Navyug have overcome this barrier. Our clients often ask us how do you manage the give and take between design and development team. We all have witnessed or even spoken these very lines; To a developer: make this design and...
by root | Oct 1, 2016 | Design, Development, Frontend
SYMPTOMS:- Styles on a webpage are missing or look incorrect when the page loads in Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 to 9. Note This problem can occur whether the webpage uses an inline style sheet or points to a cascading style sheet. You may also receive the...
