Software Development Blog

Check out Railwaymen's new homepage

You may have noticed that Railwaymen has a bit of a different look today. Yes, you're right - our homepage was redesigned. You never get a second chance to make a first impression so we've made a few changes to improve the user experience.

Railwaymen on Tour - we are going Global!

Last year, Railwaymen has become a laureate in Go To Brand contest - project that helps outstanding companies boost their international operations and presence. The main purpose is to support Polish entrepreneurs who direct their activities into highly specialized industries, pave the way for taking a part in global events and other enterprises which might help them accelerate in the near future.

Build your light module with ESP8266 WiFi module

Creating mobile apps that communicate with the Internet does not seem to be a great challenge any more. However, apart from pushing and pulling data from web and displaying it to the user, our apps can do much more!

How to make an app, Part 2

Let’s convert your idea from the scratch to a new the fully-tested application

Part 2: Getting to know the app development process inside out.

Railwaymen Selected as a Clutch Global Leader in Ruby on Rails

Last year was very productive and full of challenging tasks for Railwaymen. We had an opportunity to be involved in many interesting projects and we had many improvements in our company. We have conducted a detailed analysis of the different areas of operations to optimize our processes. We have also introduced innovative solutions for our clients to better match their needs. Their opinions and reviews are always very important for us. We would like to present you our achievements.

How to Make an App Part 1

Let’s convert your idea from the scratch to a new the fully-tested application. Part 1: The app market and features of a mobile app

Droidcon Kraków 2017 - Android user conference

At the beginning of December I had an opportunity to attend Droidcon Kraków 2017 – the annual conference focusing on Android development. Two days of lectures divided into three paths gave me a chance to hear about some really interesting topics. If I wanted to cover all the lectures I attended, this article would be really long, so I will focus on the topics that interested me the most.

Structs storage with Protocol-Oriented Programming

Most of the iOS applications are often a thin client that provides end-user frontend of your business logic implemented on a centralized, remote server. Thus, prior to implementing core features of your iOS app, iOS developer have to (1) setup communication with a backend server (often as REST requests), and (2) implement persistent storage to keep received data locally.

Google Developer Days Europe 2017 - an event for Google enthusiasts

Last week in Krakow, Poland, one of the greatest events gathering Google technologies enthusiasts took place. The event in question is, of course, Google Developer Days Europe - a conference organized to showcase the hottest topics now in Google. Attendants could hear about the latest mobile, web, and Cloud features during 33 sessions, take part in 16 hands-on workshops, talk to Google Experts, and of course meet a lot of like-minded people.

Kotlin is here - a few notes on Kotlin programming language

"Life is great and everything will be ok, Kotlin is here" - claimed Christina Lee and Jake Wharton during their talk on Google I/O 2017 conference. Kotlin programming language seemed to be one of the widest discussed topics during and after the conference. Mobile technologies market is very dynamic, and it seems that introduction of the new officially supported by Google language will change a lot the way we develop Android apps in next years.