Year in review 2015

Vipul

Vipul

January 4, 2016

Year 2015 was an exciting year for BigBinary !

We added more clients. We increased our team size. We wrote more blogs, spoke at more conferences, and made even more videos !

Here is the breakdown.

We love conferences

We presented at 10 conferences across 7 countries, on topics from Rails to ReactJS.

We are all in ReactJS

We at BigBinary adopted ReactJS pretty early. Early in the year we published series of videos titled Learn ReactJS in steps which takes a "Hello World" app into a full TODO application using ReactJS in incremental steps.

Vipul and Prathamesh are currently authoring a book on ReactJS. Check it out at ReactJS by Example- Building Modern Web Applications with React Book

We also started an ios app using React Native. It's coming along pretty good and soon we should see it in app store.

We authored many blogs

We love sharing our experiences via blogs on various topics like ReactJS, Rails, React Native and Robot framework etc. Here are some of our blogs from 2015.

Video Summary

Open Source

Apart from our team members contributing to various OpenSource projects, we also support some projects from our team. This year, we added and helped build following projects-

  • Wheel : Wheel is our Rails template for new Ruby on Rails projects, with sane defaults and setups for different environments, and common functionalities like image uploaders, debugging, etc.
  • Mail Interceptor : Interception, Forwarding emails in Ruby on Rails application
  • Handy : A collection handy tools and Rails tasks for your Project.
  • Learn ReactJS in Steps : Collection of examples from Learn ReactJS in step video series.
  • Doctsplit Chef(Link is not available) : Check cookbox for docsplit ruby gem
  • Fixtures Dumper(Link is not available) : Dump your Rails data to fixtures easily to a database to populate data.

Community Engagement

Along with speaking at various conferences, we also helped organize, our Fun edition of Pune's regional RubyConf, DeccanRubyConf, and supported other Indian Conferences, including RubyConfIndia, GardenCity RubyConf.

We also help Pune's local ruby meetup, which had a splendid engagement this year.

Overall we are super excited about what we accomplished in year 2015. We are looking forward to an exciting year of 2016!

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