Teach me some Ruby

Teach me some Ruby. Today I want to share real situation I had with one of our clients. She sold her online SaaS business developed with Ruby on Rails and asked to teach her some Ruby. There are a lot of reputable startup mentors who say founders should know how to code, I fully agree as it is much much easier to communicate and be on the same page with such clients.

There are extreme opinions that founders should code. I personally think that if your business is not fully digital online you should not do coding. Founders should concentrate on all other offline things because online and digital scales the most easiest. There are other arguments too I am going to share on my next post. Stay tuned and follow us on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/syndicode/

Anton Naumenko

15+ years of software engineering for tech startups with max $22M investments using Ruby on Rails, Java, PHP, C# technologies. Specialties: software development project management, web-based collaboration environments, semantic web standards and technologies, semantics-based access control, multi-agent systems, Ruby on Rails, C#, Java and PHP programming, SharePoint, RDBMSs, other

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