Duby

Client.

Duby is the fastest growing social network in the marijuana industry. Their app has over 200,000 users and a billion messages shared within their community. The Duby co-founder Russel Thomas created the app to save his sons life. His son, Jack, has an incurable condition called Fragile X Syndrome. Jacks parents were the first to attempt treatment with cannabidiol (CBD). Learn more about Duby and their story by going to Duby.co

Duby wanted to improve their codebase, increase the speed of queries, and update to the latest software packages. They also had a list of features they wanted to implement and some bugs fixed.

Problem.

Duby wanted to improve their codebase, increase the speed of queries, and update to the latest software packages. They also had a list of features they wanted to implement and some bugs fixed.

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Our Work

Feature Development.

We joined forces with the Duby development team and built out many additional features to be added to the mobile and web platforms. We pushed commits and reviewed pull requests before anything went into production.

We built a set of tools that every employee at Duby uses. We listened to their needs and wanted to provide something that was easy to use and gets the job done quickly and efficiently.

Admin Dashboard.

We built a set of tools that every employee at Duby uses. We listened to their needs and wanted to provide something that was easy to use and gets the job done quickly and efficiently.

Business Platform.

We were challenged to create a dashboard for business users that allowed them to interact with Duby’s community. We had the opportunity to build a web-based front-end application using React.js that integrated with the back-end API system which was using Parse Server and Node.js.

Business Platform.

We were challenged to create a dashboard for business users that allowed them to interact with Duby’s community. We had the opportunity to build a web-based front-end application using React.js that integrated with the back-end API system which was using Parse Server and Node.js.

When we started working on Duby the codebase was very fragile. Over time, we implemented many design patterns, file structures, and code standards to help build a solid and scalable foundation for Duby. That included keeping code DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) and successfully converting 50,000+ lines of code to a scalable architecture.

Updated Codebase.

When we started working on Duby the codebase was very fragile. Over time, we implemented many design patterns, file structures, and code standards to help build a solid and scalable foundation for Duby. That included keeping code DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) and successfully converting 50,000+ lines of code to a scalable architecture.