Hi Ajay,
Hope you are well and thanks for the feedback.
The Crudzilla product is a web development tool that runs in the browser.
As stated on the main page it can be run as a personal dev environment on a
laptop or you can deploy it to a server for team use.
It is built on the JVM and as such supports a bunch of languages that have
been bound to the JVM including ruby (via JRuby). This can be a big win for
Ruby because it means big companies can adopt/incorporate Ruby without
disturbing their JVM stack.
Beyond the basic dev environment features the product also has its own
middle-ware that greatly simplifies Database/sql work without the need for
an ORM layer. Other frequently required tasks such as configuration,
sending email, uploading files or connecting to RESTFUL HTTP services
require literally zero coding.
We have a YouTube channel with some initial video screencast that introduce
the main capabilities of the platform
You can start with the intro video:
We are a bootstrapped startup so we are not yet as polished but we are
happy to get feedback, especially as it relates to functionality that devs
might want.
From a product vision perspective, we aim to build a modern developer tool
that is truly accessible, meaning a product that looks professional and can
be used to help less experienced developers become quickly productive
without being bugged down in low-level technical detail, in other words a
product that would be ideal for business application development.
However more capable developers will also find that the platform doesn't
tie their hands or try to force them to do things a certain way.
Hope this is helpful, more questions and feedback welcome. We are working
on making the landing page more informative.
-Edmond
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On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 11:13 PM, Ajay Kumar <ajkumar_25@yahoo.com> wrote:
Tell us more about the product.
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On Oct 29, 2013, at 13:00 , Edmond Kemokai <ekemokai@crudzilla.com> wrote:
> Questions, feedback and feature requests welcomed.
you could start by actually describing whatever it is. Seems odd that
you're ready to charge me $600(!!) but I have no idea what it offers other
than "web development on the web", whatever that means.
