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Our aim is to simplify ideas and messages with a human touch. We believe great ideas can change the world. We’re team of storytellers, designers, engineers, strategists and digital marketing experts- who can think from your customers’ point of view. Trust us, we can bring you more business. VP, Business Development. During our 5th anniversary celebrations! We’re a fun team to work with :-). CEO, Startup Village. Principal Engineer, Dell. The Explainer Video Revolution is Here.

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Creative storytelling focusing on driving your sales up and winning your customers’ hearts. Good design is good business. HDFC Car N Cash. View more works on YouTube. Let’s get in touch. The Explainer Video Revolution is Here. Logo and graphic design platform.

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We break down complicated and boring ideas, extract the juice and convert it into short, sweet and shareable explainer videos that will attract, educate and CONVERT your audience. Whiteboard videos (better known as RSA videos) are very effective in explaining long, complex ideas. The animation is very engaging as the story is being unfolded right in front of the audience. This style is ideal for educational videos, training videos, technology solutions, thought leadership etc. These videos explain how yo...

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Gradual engagement with Rails

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Gradual engagement with Rails. When a visitor reaches your website, you might want to allow them to use some of the functionality of your app without creating an account. This is often useful in e-commerce applications where you might want to allow users to add items to cart and only prompt them to create an account at checkout. Our app allows users to submit short posts on the site. So let’s start with a simple. Where users can submit posts. Right now, it looks like this:. Before the post is created, the.

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Regular expression matching in Ruby with

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Regular expression matching in Ruby with. Today I learned a new way to check if a string matches a regular expression pattern in Ruby. Strings have a. Method that lets us work with indexes, but we could also use them to check if a substring or a pattern exists. Return sub-string if present. Returns nil if not present. We can also use regular expressions there. Capture the last word in the string. So this allows us to do things like extracting parts of a string. Want to receive new articles via email?

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User Authentication from Scratch in Elixir and Phoenix

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User Authentication from Scratch in Elixir and Phoenix. In my previous post about Phoenix. We built a very simple blog app. We only added the ability to post content, but there’s no user authentication system. In this post, we will add user authentication to the app. There are excellent authentication libraries out there like passport. But here we’ll be writing authentication code from scratch, so that we can get more familiar with the framework. Add a user model. Add this line after the. Route, and a.

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One Year With Vim

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One Year With Vim. It’s been exactly one year since I started using vim as my primary editor. I had tried using it before, but never got to the point where I could be productive with my everyday work. Instead of memorizing shortcuts, I was learning how to perform specific actions. Instead of learning scary commands like. I was focused on figuring out things like how do I open a new editor pane in a vertical split , or how do I move down 10 lines? Looking to get started with vim? Like Macvim or Gvim)....

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Demystifying @tenderlove's homeopathic code optimizations

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Demystifying @tenderlove's homeopathic code optimizations. At the Keep Ruby Weird. Conference, Aaron Patterson, aka @tenderlove. Gave a hilarious keynote talk where he mentioned homeopathic code optimizations. If you haven’t watched it yet, go watch it now. For those that haven’t watched the video, here’s the idea: he talks about a program. That takes another ruby program and dilutes it by replacing characters with whitespace. So if this is the original program:. 40 /dilute.rb fib.rb. This was a perfect ...