Railsware has extended BrightBytes tech team with our front-end and back-end engineers to help build complicated parts of projects and thus achieve product and business goals. Our engineers are working with BrightBytes team both on-site and remotely to ensure the best collaboration, as well as sharing our best engineering practices to help increase the code quality.

Railsware has started working on Calendly from the Inception, which enabled the team focus on the right things first and avoid wasting time and resources. Once the Roadmap has been in place, our team has moved through production process to release the first working version of Calendly for users.Then, a phase 2 started with Railsware scoping the product for further development based on user feedback and new requirements. We’re now building the full product — from inception and scoping through production to deployment and support. We’re handling front-end and back-end development for this product, as well as graphical and UI design.

Railsware engineers have always been keen on exploring new technologies and this has become one of the key reasons of working with Google+ team of the Axe effect application. We’ve become one of the first development teams to build apps using Google+ Hangouts API at the time. Axe Effect has been developed from scoping and design all through the development process including UI and back-end engineering.