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I am an active member of Ruby community. I have been consistently contributing to Ruby on Rails for a number of years and now am one of the top 30 contributors to Ruby on Rails. I also help as co-editor for This week in Rails newsletter. Besides Ruby on Rails I have also contributed to many other notable open source projects including Sinatra, Devise and Rake. I am a seasoned speaker an have spoken at many conferences around the world including Gogaruco in San Francisco, RedDotRubyConf in Singapore, RubyConfIndia in Goa, India MadisonPlusRuby in Madison, Wisconsin, RubyConfBrazil in Suo Paulo, Brazil, and RubyConf Philippines in Manilla, Philippines. I am organizer of Deccan Ruby Conference and used to run RubyIndia Podcast. During my early days of open source as part of "Google summer of code" I contributed to the krypt-project project. Later I helped mentor in the JRuby and currently mentor in the Ruby on Rails organization for Google summer of code. When not working on Ruby, I am mostly working on Reactjs. I have authored the book Building Modern Web Applications with React.js which is published by PACKT. I have produced a number of screencasts on the topic of Learn React.js.

I've architected and led the development of mission-critical systems performing under hockey-stick growth conditions. I've grown engineering teams from 1 person to 40. I've been using Rails since 2007, and I love it so much that I write and publish the Exploring Ruby newsletter! If you're looking to scale your systems - and your team, let's talk!

I like to get shit done.

I'm well established in the Ruby & Rails community. I know Rails inside and out as I've added features big and small to it. I was on the core team for six years and I've reviewed over a thousand community pull requests on Rails. I also have a strong focus on clear communication and being focused on solving a problem the best, and not about being right. DOMAIN MODELING EXPERT TO EXTEND YOUR CODEBASE WITH CONFIDENCE Looking to extend your Rails app, but not sure of the next step or what to do? I can help. In my experience, what's often missing for teams to feel comfortable in their codebase and to move forward with confidence is domain modeling. With better domain modeling things start to click in your app more easily, from method names to classes and how they collaborate — things click with the better more scoped naming that domain modeling yields.

Solution Architect with over 14 years of experience in Software Industry specializing in Ruby on Rails, NoSQL, Linux, SaaS. Excellent Communicator - Great Listener & Observer - keen eye for Efficiency, Order, Quality. Self Starter and Fast Learner. Deeply Analytical, Systematic, Technical Thinker. IT expertise in software analysis, design, development, deployment experience in object-oriented, client/server, relational and web environments with a deep insight of software processes, system deployment, and implementation. Experience in design analysis, application development, debugging, testing and documentation of the various phases in a software development life cycle.

I am a Ruby on Rails Expert with 9+ years of experience. • Ruby, Rails 3-7 with TDD • Spree, Sidekiq with large volume of jobs • DB: PostgreSQL, MySQL and Mongo, ElasticSearch, Large database handling • Servers: EC2, RDS, SES, EB, S3, Heroku, DO • API: Google Map, Stripe, Dintero, Youtube, Pusher, Sendgrid... • Front-end: React JS, BS3, BS4, Javascript, jQuery, ES6, CoffeeScript, CSS3, SASS, HTML, HAML, SLIM, ERB Github /tvcam

I love exploring the ins and outs of a problem, and figuring out where I can pick it apart and expose weaknesses. I started my career with SQL chops and made my way into tech via a data-focused QA team. After a few years, I wanted more and went to bootcamp to learn how to build the applications I was testing. Now I've been a full stack developer for a few years, always carrying my QA mindset with me.

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I've been working and studying the overlap between business and software for the last decade. My friends and family will tell you I'm obsessed with both. I've launched products of my own and worked with a number of different businesses to launch theirs for the past 8 years. I strive to understand my clients' businesses deeply and only offer solutions that are economically sustainable. I find Rails a joy to work with. It's the perfect toolkit to test ideas and put them in front of customers in a matter of weeks, rather than months.

I am having 7+ years of experience in Ruby on Rails, 2 years of experience in Python. Always try to deliver my best to make client happy.