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We've developed software used in more than 2,000,000 Ruby on Rails applications world wide. You can trust we'll build the right solution for you.
We've developed software used in more than 2,000,000 Ruby on Rails applications world wide. You can trust we'll build the right solution for you.
We'll help you bring your ideas into a demonstrable and clickable reality.
Design and development of your Ruby on Rails application.
Ongoing code maintenance for your Ruby on Rails application.
24/7 dedicated Ruby on Rails Operations as a Service for your Rails application, keeping it online and secure.
View Case Study"The blueprint that has been developed leaves me with confidence to expand with new features, that will respect many of the lessons learned during wireframing and prototyping with reinteractive."
Tim Koopmans - CTO & Founder, Flood IO
View case study"The difference with reinteractive is the talent pool - Mikel has captured the best talent in the country. The consultants are top resources; self motivated, passionate and upfront."
Simon Farrell - CTO, RedBalloon
View case study“When we cut across to OpsCare and completed the migration, I was extremely pleased and surprised at how smooth it went. The OpsCare model and the work that has gone into building and developing it is technically very impressive.”
John Bishop – Director, PetRescue
If you are not completely happy with the result of your bespoke development project when we are done, we will give you $10,000 worth of our development time, at no charge, to make it right.
Our OpsCare and CodeCare services also have their own simple one month refund and guarantee which you can read in our Terms of Use.
We appreciate that a lot of learning comes from experience so we like to give back and share our knowledge with Ruby on Rails Installfest and Development Hub, to help our community grow.
Learn moreJoin us as reinteractive Founder and CEO Mikel Lindsaar shares with you his experience in managing a 100% remote company. reinteractive has over 40 staff in four countries, all of them working from...
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reinteractive is an organisation made up of individuals. We take pride in our team. Without them, we are just an empty shell.
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Here at reinteractive, we care deeply about the quality of our code. We have many processes in place to ensure that the code we produce for our clients is of the highest quality, one of which is a mandatory code review. Before any feature makes it into staging, it must be reviewed by at least one, and preferably two, other developers.
To quote Wikipedia, a code review is a systematic examination of source code. It is intended to find mistakes overlooked in the initial development phase, improving the overall quality of software.
It was the creator of Ruby, Yukihiro Matsumoto (Matz) who said “For me the purpose of life is partly to have joy. Programmers often feel joy when they can concentrate on the creative side of programming, So Ruby is designed to make programmers happy.”
You read that right - it’s about making programmers happy while they are creating the tools that drive our internet-connected world. Understanding that, you begin to see what it is about Ruby that we’re passionate about.
The State Library of NSW’s innovative approach to engage online volunteers has received an Excellence award for Innovation and Disruptive use of technology by OpenGOV Asia in a recent awards ceremony.
Working as an Operations Developer for reinteractive (a company half-the-world away from the peaceful refuge that I call home), has allowed me to not only get a competitive income, but to continue to develop as an IT professional. I work with amazing people, enjoy an encouraging company culture and have access to technologies, techniques and a knowledge base populated by professionals, in a way that transcends all commonly established barriers.
One of the problems emerging countries face is a lack of competitive opportunities for young people to stay and work locally after finishing college. In Panama, where I come from, a lot of college/university students who display talent tend to apply for jobs abroad, especially in the U.S. and other first world countries. It’s not that there aren't any good jobs here but, in certain industries like IT, they are very scarce and/or seriously underpaid. This situation becomes more severe the further you go from the capital.
So you want to build an app? One of the first decisions that needs to be made is one of time and resources. For a business, it is crucial to know your market in order to successfully launch your product. But what about the App market? Which platform you do you choose to launch to first? Apple? Android? Web?
At this point you might have already considered a HTML5 web app so you can be cross platform and launch to everyone. Or perhaps you decided against it, due to poor performance and not having a “native app” feel.
