Mike Dominick

Interesting.

So I'm assuming I can install this just as a gem in like my Rails app or Sinatra app.

That's right.

Yeah, yeah.

So you're actually set up to be a first class Rails citizen.

Awesome.

So it sounds like if you're writing, let's say, an internal, I don't know, ERP system, right, in Rails for an enterprise, you could just set this up, set up the generators, set up the models, point it to whatever document store they have, and your end users don't even have to know what's going on.

They just see a chat interface.

That looks like the rest of the application.

And I imagine you could do anything, right?

Let's say you have, you know, give me the sales numbers on avocados for the last quarter or something like that, right?

I think, yeah, I think it would probably be easier.

Yeah.

And I saw you have a params DSL, which looks.

And I just wanted to stick with it.

I love Ruby too.

So my main products are written in Ruby.

I'm coming from more of an Objective-C background, more of a mobile background.

And the first time I picked up Rails, it was like, oh, so this doesn't have to be horrible.

Right.