Alloy Code. Blending strong technologies to create a stronger web development.
Project Portfolio
Ruby on Rails best practices come to life in Alloy Code's portfolio. Using test-driven development practices with tools like RSpec, frequent iterations, and even iPhone and iPad development techniques, Alloy Code delivers agile Ruby on Rails software mirroring your intentions. Learn more about our current and past projects here:
Applications in Active Development
KeywordFoto
Whether you work with a team of in-house photographers or freelance contributors, there’s an easier way to organize, collaborate, and publish images. Take advantage of automatic resizing and watermarking for the web and social media. Store and retrieve by date, title, event, or keyword. »
Eastern League
Eastern League Sport Kite Association's Rails 4.2 web app tracks membership renewals and event registrations, allowing league members to view their competition scores and current season standings easily, as well as get information about upcoming events. »
Past Applications
Your Garage Online
Your Garage Online, a Rapid Prototype application, took just 48 hours for Alloy Code to develop using test-driven practices during RailsConf 2007 at the Oregon Convention Center. »
Cicada Tracker
Cicada Tracker's test-driven development using RSpec resulted in a powerful program that generates Independent Contractor Agreements for freelance writers. »
Doxtrackr
Document sharing is made simple with Doxtrackr, designed, developed, and deployed in 48 hours as part of the Rails Rumble. With this proof of concept application, users can upload a document and share it, without having to manage an account. »
AdPortals
AdPortals, a proof of concept application for displaying large-format rich media advertisements in public locations, is a turnkey system that includes the thin-client Linux operating system and the Ruby on Rails application to display advertisements. »
ArrGeeBee
Demonstrating Alloy Code's flexible approach, ArrGeeBee brings an iOS/Objective C development to the table as a standalone product. »
eduFire
Live video learning site eduFire was an open, marketplace platform that encouraged those with experience to teach and those with interest in a subject to enroll in online courses. »