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Universal Business Listing

UBL came to us after their existing development team was not able to deliver their vision in a timely fashion. Needless to say, we rocked it out of the park!

We took an app that had been in development on another framework for more than 6 months and completely rewrote it from scratch in less than two, and added more features, exhaustive test coverage, and a production launch to boot!

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What can we do for you?

  • Ruby on Rails Custom Web Applications
  • Scalable Systems Consulting and Implementation
  • Ecommerce and Content Management Systems
  • Standards-based Creative Web Design
  • Search Engine Optimization and Marketing
  • Group Ruby on Rails Training
  • Ruby on Rails Speaking Engagements
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Why Ruby on Rails?

Simply put, using Ruby on Rails allows us to develop robust, scalable systems in a fraction of the time it takes developers using other web frameworks.

The Latest from NetBlog

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nested error_messages_for

Posted by Scott

March 6, 2008

I think lots of folks have run into this problem of using error_messages_for to display errors of nested or subordinate objects. The current Rails method doesn't handle it well. In addition, there's the problem of not being able to specify the full message. So... I tackled this problem today and came up with a pretty good solution using recursion.

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For Developers Only

Acts as Amazon Product

This "acts_as" module makes it extremely simple to add Amazon integration to an existing model. We developed it for a double-secret project we are working on, but knew there would be lots of other folks who could benefit from this gem. So, in the true Rails community spirit, we have released it as open source and you may get your copy from github.

Get your copy from git://github.com/netphase.aaap.git. Enjoy!

We Recommend

This is by no means an exhaustive list, but here are a few of the tools we use to get things done. In our projects, we like to use Ruby on Rails (of course), Rspec for automated testing, Lighthouse for tickets, Basecamp for project management, Github for source control hosting, Amazon EC2 and Rails Machine for hosting, Amazon S3 for high-volume storage, and MacBook Pros for development.

Charlotte Ruby

Join us on the second Tuesday every month for Hack Night. Check out the charlotteruby.org for info on time and location. We have some exciting things in the works for this fall. Stay tuned!

Who Are These Guys?

Netphase, LLC. is a Charlotte-based web application development company specializing in really rapid application development on the Ruby on Rails framework. Netphase was founded by Scott Nedderman and Chris Beck in 2007. Both Scott and Chris have been active Ruby on Rails developers for more than 3 years, and each has spent more than a decade designing, devloping and deploying web applications. We have worked on projects of all sizes, and delivered successful sites to production for some of the biggest names in the business. For all of the gory details, check out our about page.