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Online cinemas, unlike traditional ones, have long become a go-to place for introverts and anyone who values comfort and quality content. There’s always something to watch—whether it’s a new action movie, a favorite TV series, or an all-time classic. But for everything to run smoothly, the platform needs a reliable content management system. That’s exactly what we worked on with the team from Singula at Cinescope. First, we decided to simplify the admin panel: managing content is now easier, finding the right movie is faster, and licensing is automated—no extra hassle for users. No more complex workflows or long loading times—everything is clear, convenient, and intuitive, even for newcomers to the system. As a result, the platform team now spends less time on technical issues and more on the content itself. Now, all that’s left is to get the licenses back for Marvel movies 😅 #singula #evrone #collab #cinema #onlinecinema #platform #content #management #automation

Developing a route management app for the mining industry? Easy! The Evrone team is no stranger to complex challenges and unconventional solutions, so we enthusiastically jumped into this project. The main task was to calculate the most efficient truck routes. After collecting detailed data, we conducted an in-depth analysis and built a user-friendly service that turns complex logistics calculations into a clear and intuitive tool. In just three months, we developed a road visualization and route analysis service. Thanks to the team's seamless collaboration, the client received a tool that not only optimized routes but also improved operational efficiency. The result? A satisfied customer and a new level of digitalization in the industry😉 #emco #evrone_cases #visual #trucks #routemanagement #client #logistics #customers #emcocase

The basic principles of routing in Rails are covered, so it's time to level up — resourceful routes. Rails not only generates routes for standard CRUD actions but also does it beautifully, strictly following REST principles. Imagine writing code that explains its logic by itself. That’s what we call a real buff. But we don’t stop at basic features, right? In real projects, more flexibility is almost always required. And here, Rails offers ways to generalize routes (think of it as a kind of patch) and customize them for any needs. Want nested resources? Done. Need route naming? Say no more. Adding restrictions by HTTP methods? Rails handles that with ease. All of this keeps your code clean and elegant, and your routes — predictable and logical. Another key point — nested routes. Yes, they’re cool, but remember to use shallow: true to avoid turning your URLs into a dungeon maze. The result? Flexible routing that doesn’t give headaches to those who maintain your code. Now, grab your evening coffee and check out the slides to break it all down in practice. The training level is complete, but the game is just beginning 🫡 #rails #ruby #webdev #routing #restapi #nestedroutes #cleanroutes #coderlife #learnrails

Attention! It's time for our special New Year’s section 🎄 The next part will only come out in a year, so don’t miss it 😉 The last working day of the year (yes, yes, some are working even on Saturday—sending you warm vibes and tangerines) is flying by amidst the New Year’s hustle: some are finishing up their Unit tests with one foot out the door, while others have already launched their releases and are celebrating with colleagues over Zoom. As we look forward to the holidays and new beginnings, we want to wish you a Happy New Year and simply say thank you for this amazing and unforgettable 2024. This year has been full of activities and challenges. We’re proud of our successes and even our failures, because those are the best learning opportunities. So, we’re sharing a little advent calendar of events from the past year. Let’s dive in! 🎬 Here we go—we launched a whopping 21 new projects. All of this is the result of our drive for innovation and teamwork, where technology, bold ideas, and passion for what we do come together. 👨💻 We welcomed 63 talented professionals to our team, and we’re proud of every one of them—you guys are amazing! Plus, 9 interns joined the crew. They are our future, and we’re thrilled to be part of their professional journey. 🪩 This year, over 1200 participants joined our offline and online conferences. Here’s a fun report: at Evrone Fest, we drank more than 75 liters of cocktails, devoured 150 hot dogs, and enjoyed 200 servings of fries! Challenge sessions have become a bit of a tradition, where our team not only shares knowledge but brainstorms new ideas and exchanges experiences. 📚 And in our free time? We read books, played D&D, and gathered as a cozy community. Because at Evrone, we’re all a bit “chill guys.” The new year is ahead—with new projects, challenges, and opportunities. We believe that together with you, our clients and partners, we can achieve even more. May the coming year bring you lots of joy, inspiration, and success. Happy New Year 🎉

Mastering HTTP requests in RoR is like clearing the first level of an RPG: you can pat yourself on the back and take a breather. But don’t get too comfortable—take a deep breath because the real game begins now (or more accurately, a long D&D campaign): routing. This mechanism directs every HTTP request to the appropriate controller and action. Without it, your application simply won’t work properly, and your code will turn into a chaotic dungeon. It’s important to understand that routing isn’t just a set of rules. It’s built around one of the core principles of web development—REST. This architectural approach makes client-server interactions predictable and unified, using standard methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. Thanks to REST, your code becomes structured, APIs are more comprehensible, and maintaining and scaling applications becomes much easier. If you want to understand how routing works in Rails and master the principles that will make your applications flexible and reliable, dive into the slides. Part one of the breakdown—let’s go🙌 #rubyonrails #railsrouting #restfuldesign #webdevelopment #learnrails #codebetter #techtips #programmingbasics #devlife

Here’s a business task for you to think about: you need to integrate one application into another, free of charge and no strings attached. Of course, you could go the classic route: organize a B2B integration, involve an entire business unit, dive deep into API complexities, and manually “stitch” the systems together. But that takes time, effort, and nerves — and, as always, a product manager has none of the above. You could look in the direction of SDKs. Sleek, convenient, and technologically advanced. But most importantly — very expensive. So, let’s turn to the dark horse: WebView. Sure, it’s not flawless, but if approached smartly, it can solve the task without turning the budget upside down. The key point is understanding that WebView won’t solve all your problems. It’s more of a compromise that requires you to consider dozens of little details — from how to connect native components with the web to how to hide authorization so the user doesn’t notice a thing. Another crucial step is to discuss this with mobile developers in advance to make your life easier, because without their help, the chances of success drop dramatically. But that’s not all. We’ve covered the challenges you might face during the integration process and how to tackle them effectively in the slides. Check them out, read carefully, and most importantly, try new tools following the principle: feel the fear, code anyway😉 #techtips #appintegration #webviewmagic #devlife #productmanagement #codesmart #mobiledev #techsolutions #innovationsimplified

Disclaimer! This post is for the IT masters—developers, testers, and even DevOps. No, it’s not a universal excuse to skip those Monday 9 AM weekly stand-ups😒. Instead, we’re here to talk about Sentry—a tool designed to track bugs during releases, collect detailed information about them, and help you fix issues as quickly as possible. So, what’s this beast all about? Sentry integrates with most programming languages and platforms, and its setup takes just a few minutes (faster than ChatGPT!). Once implemented, it automatically starts gathering data on crashes, including stack traces, environment details, and user actions leading up to the error. This not only helps you identify problems quickly but also analyze their root causes, improving production stability. But that’s not all. Sentry also offers features for performance monitoring, event chain analysis, and grouping similar errors. This means you’ll spend less time on routine tasks like extra code checks. Want to dive into the details? Head over to the slides—we’ve broken down Sentry’s other capabilities and provided a detailed setup guide😉 #bugtracking #devtools #sentrytips #errormonitoring #devlife #codebetter #debuggingmadeeasy #itsolutions #codeoptimization

Today, we’re talking about principles. Yes, those architectural principles that make Ruby on Rails what it is today. And not just Rails—this applies to almost every framework out there. Patterns have been around since the early days of object-oriented programming. But here’s the thing: developers only recently rediscovered their value. And rightly so—they make code cleaner, life easier, and backlogs just a little shorter. What’s the focus? Ruby, like other powerful tools, embraces a key principle: simplifying complexity. If your code reads like a well-written book, you can thank those architectural patterns—be it Active Record, MVC, or something more sophisticated. This isn’t just about technique; it’s a philosophy. We’ll dive into how these patterns work in real life and why they’re not just about Rails but about development as a whole. Check out the slides and get inspired by beautiful code. After all, Rails isn’t for the gloomy, is it? 😉 #rubyonrails #webdevelopment #programming #cleanarchitecture #codepatterns #developerslife #softwareengineering #learnruby #codingtips

Migration from one programming language to another is a challenging topic, both technically and socially. Beyond selecting the right hardware, which plays a crucial role in anything tech-related, you also need to get your team on board. And it’s not as simple as saying, “Let’s just rewrite the code” — you need a clear plan and a lot of determination. Today, we’re diving into the transition from the much-loved PHP to Google’s crown jewel after their namesake browser, Go. The first thing to understand: this isn’t just a switch to another language. It entails a shift in approaches, philosophy, and ultimately, work structure. Go is all about strictness, performance, and minimalism. But to implement it, you’ll need to align not just with the code, but also with the business. How do you convince stakeholders that such a change is justified and explain to your team why they’ll need to adapt to new ways of working? In projects like these, effective communication is key: showing the business the benefits and explaining the advantages to the team. And, of course, carefully planning the transition to ensure a smooth process with impressive results. We’ve delved into our own cases, gathered experiences, and compiled best practices from industry peers into a concise guide to show you how to tackle these tasks and avoid common pitfalls. 😉 #programmingmigration #php #golang #codetransition #techguides #developerslife #softwareengineering #teamcollaboration #techcommunity

Here’s the second part, folks! This time, alongside Oleg Sidorenkov from OzonTech, we’ll dive into a few key aspects of using context in Go. We'll cover Deadline and Timeout contexts — essential tools for precise control over task execution time. This is particularly crucial when handling network requests and other time-sensitive operations. We’ll also touch on the importance of analyzing cancellation reasons. Understanding why a context was canceled plays a significant role in improving application logging and diagnostics, making debugging and code monitoring easier. Another important topic is data sharing between goroutines using context. We’ll break down how to do this effectively without cluttering the code. Full details are on the slides, but be careful — you might just find yourself hooked on this quality content 😏 📌P.S. we’ve got plenty more cool interviews and case studies for you too👉 #golang #codingtips #contextingo #ozontech #devtalks #goroutine #debugging #techinsights #codeoptimization