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Cubitoo is for dreamers: no matter if you have a full-fledged idea for your digital product or just a few sketches on a napkin, we are there to help you make it a reality. We aren't yet-another creative agency locking you into a hefty contract — with Cubitoo you feel like you have a capable team next-door, communicating daily to keep you accountable and in-the-loop.
Learn more about the incubator program
That's our secret* flavor: we work on both sides of the equation. While the prototype or MVP of your digital product is being built in a matter of weeks, you get enough coaching and training to hit the ground running and sustain your company as a founder.
Learn more about the coaching program
We believe that your success is our success: we keep close to our past clients, providing support and affordable consulting if needed. It's like riding a bike, with a jetpack included.
*) Ooops, not a secret anymore, but you get the gist!
Check out what our customers have to say about Cubitoo, our products, and services:
Cubitoo was more than just someone to build my software, they are actually very skilled business strategists. They acted more like a member of my team than a paid consultancy.
I've received really powerfull feedback and suggestions that helped me shape the software to what it is today.
Pawel helped us in upgrading our backend and database. His suggestions to improve our project have been a great addition to his quick working style which is characterized by fast results with a high quality.
Communication-wise is Pawel always quick in responding to emergency needs and in general well structured, transparent and professional. Apart from that he is a fun guy, very reliable and I can highly recommend him and his work!
Sharing is caring! You might not be yet ready to launch your digital product or receive training and coaching. We welcome you to the free mentoring blog and the free mentoring platform. Both of these resources contain hours of valuable training and insight to get up and running. Or at least properly inspired!
Ruby on Rails is just a very fancy and enjoyable HTML generator, so you can assume it's stateless by default.
We have experience with both — do microservices only when you have dedicated teams for each of them, and they have a clear separation of data, responsibilities, and stacks.
As a self-made convention we recommend a following signature of the cache (key):
Start with basic responsive HTML and then move to RJS (the JS response rendered on the server) — too many people jump on the hype wagon of React and Vue only to end up hating on rails later once they limited its usefulness enough to use the amazing built-in features.
We hoped you'd end up here.
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