What companies use Ruby on Rails to power their user-driven applications? Here are just a few that depend on Rails every day.
18 Companies Using Ruby on Rails in 2018
25 Jan 2018
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Questions to Ask When Hiring a Freelance Rails Developer
2 Jan 2018
If you're a non-technical person hiring a freelance Rails developer, it can be difficult to know how to screen for a qualified one. Here are the best questions to ask your potential freelance development partner.
Mobile Site Usage: B2B vs. B2C
21 Dec 2017
Going into the holidays, mobile vs. desktop stats are featured frequently. How do our stats (and our customers' stats) stack up against the national averages?
The Best Web Development Blogs for Writing Guest Posts
14 Dec 2017
Writing guest web development articles is a great way to contribute to the community and build your personal brand. Here's a list of web development blogs and publications currently accepting guest posts.
When Ruby on Rails is Not a Good Fit
8 Dec 2017
It's not secret that we love Ruby on Rails. But just because it's our framework of choice doesn't mean it's right for your business.
8 CSS Strategies for Writing Maintainable, Streamlined Front-End Code
27 Nov 2017
Writing basic CSS is one of the first things you learn as a web developer. But writing CSS that's efficient and maintainable takes a little more practice. Here are 8 guidelines for writing streamlined CSS.
27 Web Development Acronyms to Know (as Written by a Non-Developer)
15 Nov 2017
If you're a non-technical person working with development teams, you might feel like you're speaking two different languages. This list of common web development acronyms can help bridge that gap and have you speaking like a natural in no time.
How to Evaluate 3rd-Party App Integrations
25 Oct 2017
We're always eager to try new 3rd-party applications when one of our clients' apps needs a new feature. Here's how we evaluate which tool to use.
Rails Resource: Awesome Ruby
19 Oct 2017
Looking for a Ruby gem to accomplish a specific function in your app? Check out Awesome Ruby, an open-source directory of Ruby gems sorted by capability.
How Teams Handle Rails App Upgrades: PrintReleaf
28 Aug 2017
As an agency that works with many development teams and types of companies, it’s always fascinating to learn a little bit more about how different companies are using Ruby on Rails. Recently, we chatted with Casey O’Hara from PrintReleaf to see how his team handles updates.