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At home we are proud to be using:
Ruby on Rails
Ruby and its outstanding framework, Rails, is the predilect language I've used on my projects and which I prefer to work on.
Git and Github
The Version Control System is maybe one of the more important tools that any Developer should learn.
Heroku
I like to test and deploy my apps on Heroku. Its basic tier is always enough for any hobbyist project and can scale to production-sized apps easily.
Some of my projects:
VerifyIt
A pluggable Ruby gem that adds SMS and email verification (OTP) to any Rails app, with configurable rate limiting, IP throttling, and multiple storage backends (memory, Redis, database).
La Tarjetita
A multi-domain Rails platform that lets party hosts create branded event pages where guests can upload photos in real-time, request songs, RSVP, and view a synchronized slideshow. Serving four Spanish-language celebration brands (birthdays, weddings, quinceañeras, and albums) from a single codebase.
TwitterBot
This fancy bot just remind you to clean the air conditioner filter each month. It is written in Ruby and deployed on Heroku.
Learn-to-Git
This is a colaborative and Open Source project to teach and learn the Git basis. It is deployed on Netlify.
RapaNui Cargo
RapaNui App consists in a back office system for on-site office work and an Api to check packages statuses. Work on an already in production Ruby on Rails project, some fixes and new functions added.
