AGILE RUBY DEVELOPMENT TEAM: KEY TO SUCCESS

By: Lisa Vox

So, you are ready for an internet startup?

You have created a really good business plan during last year and half, you have found your business angels - investors, and, man, they said - ok! and gave you couple of bi.. mi.. millions. Now, you are ready to start the venture to bring your idea to life. Everything is ready. But, wait! You forgot something.

Where is my Development Team?

Of course, after choosing a correct programming language, you need to find those mysterious magicians - programmers - who will transform your clear business plan into pulsating reality of servers, programs, traffic and army of customers. But then, who can tell where that development team is. A team which won't scatter because of their bold characters during the first week of collective work, a team which will give the best programming quality within the set terms and will not turn your project into one sarcastic remark in some boring blog?

East or West...

You can outsource a team of programmers from abroad or find them into your hometown, anyway in every case hiring a strong responsible development company - is the task. Lets imagine you have chosen the most suitable language among all programming languages, the most advanced modern platform for internet startup development - Ruby or Ruby On Rails. And lets imagine you know what Agile Development is. The search of such a team of specialists - priests of programming - will be an extraordinarily hard problem.

Ruby rails to successful startup

Thats clear - months of search will not give a penny. Moreover one hundred of Salieris will not create Requiem of one Mozart. Maybe you could ask your competitors - where they have found that team of development gurus? No.
You don't need to own ruby mountains to buy a key to successful Ruby startup. Probably, there is at least one Ruby Development Team that's closer to you than it seems?

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