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Diving Headfirst Into D3.js
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Subscription Services Depend on Ruby on Rails
26 Nov 2018
Subscription companies big and small are using Ruby on Rails to keep their online businesses running.
My Internship Experience: Learning Through Research and Reproducing Issues
19 Nov 2018
One intern's experience starting work on real-world projects, and finding out that debugging work as a Junior Dev is rarely about writing code, but more about researching and reproducing issues.
The Importance of Test Coverage for a Rails Upgrade
2 Nov 2018
Building a solid foundation of test coverage can make a difference when modernizing your Rails app. Here's why and how to get there.
What to Consider When Hiring an Offshore Rails Dev Team
25 Oct 2018
Offshore web dev teams are a viable option for low-cost development. But if you're thinking of partnering with one, there are some considerations you should weigh first.
Ranked_Model: A Rails Gem for Multiple Data Sets
22 Oct 2018
Acts_As_List vs. Ranked_Model: Choosing the right Gem for calculating multiple data sets.
5 Ways to Expand Your Developer Recruitment Pipeline
5 Oct 2018
You need to hire Rails developers. You post a job and...crickets. Where are all the applicants? Here are five ways to expand your developer recruitment pool.
The Top Traits Tech Leaders Look for in Senior Web Developers
28 Sep 2018
What qualities are most important in a senior-level web developer? Skill? Patience? Communication? We talked with tech leaders who manage and hire senior developers to find out.
The Ruby Testing Podcast: Refactoring Legacy Projects with John Cech
28 Sep 2018
One of our Ruby on Rails developers, John, sat down with the host of The Ruby Testing Podcast to talk about test suites within legacy applications.
What Services Can a Ruby on Rails Team Provide?
23 Sep 2018
Working with a team of Rails developers is a large investment. What services can a Rails team really provide for your app?