How do you know if your app needs a monthly Rails maintenance retainer, and what are the benefits of using a support and maintenance service?
Rails Maintenance: How to Determine if Your App is Ready
30 Jan 2023
Entries tagged: development
Full-Stack Development Using React: Developers’ Quarterly Study
22 Sep 2022
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Learn about the interesting full-stack development projects our team worked on during this quarter.
10 Best Tech Podcasts in 2022 (as Chosen by the Rails Community)
7 Sep 2022
If you’re looking for new podcasts to help sharpen your coding and development skills, check out our updated 10 Best Tech Podcasts in 2022 (as Chosen by the Rails Community).
Writing Ticket Requirements in Jira for the Best Development Results
23 Aug 2022
Get the best possible development results by including these important criteria in your ticket requirements.
Are Retrospectives Crucial to a Project's Success?
9 Feb 2022
Here, we explore the value of having an open conversation to reflect on recent work and allow the team's input on workflow, success, and possible improvements.
My Experience with Ruby for Good
13 Dec 2021
Erin Claudio, one of our Junior Developers, attended the Ruby for Good conference. Here, he shares his experience and how it helped him in the developer world.
Developing Client Communication Skills as an Engineer
4 Mar 2021
Good communication with clients involves asking questions, especially asking the right questions. Here are lessons from my internship at Planet Argon about effective communication with clients.
Preparing to Ask: An Intern’s Guide to Questions
3 Mar 2021
Asking questions is a key part of learning in any role, including an engineering internship. Here are some steps on when and how to ask the best questions.
Rails 6.1 is Out! How to Prepare Your App Now
7 Dec 2020
The newest version of Ruby on Rails (6.1) is now available. Is your Rails app ready for an upgrade?
Finding Strength and Purpose in Collaboration: GitHub Interview
15 Oct 2020
Our CEO Robby Russell recently was interviewed by GitHub and featured in the ReadME project. The ReadME Project is part of GitHub's ongoing effort to amplify the voices of open source software a series about prominent people in the open source community. He talks about how and why he first created OhMyZsh, and how it became the huge framework it is today. Robby also discusses his journey of learning to trust contributors and the parameters he uses to produce meaningful projects.
Check out the full interview here!
