When a Team starts working on a Rails Project that was written by another company it always requires increased mental strain from each member of the Team. And it is vital to have a strict plan to take all the systems under control. Rubyroid Labs aggregated the main steps one needs to follow to finish to take over a Project successfully.
Nowadays you can choose from hundreds (if not thousands) of cloud hosting providers and there is always a chance that you will have to change your current provider. Currently OpenStack…
Shit happens. You should keep these two simple words in your mind every day when you write the next line of code. Even if right now you are working on your best product/service/application that never failed before – believe me, it will fail in future. To endure such fault and restore code and data you should be prepared in advance. So, take a cup of coffee with a cookie and prepare to dive into the world of backups.
Every day we build web and mobile applications to cover needs of our users and make their life better. But ask yourself: what might happen if you have several application under the same brand? For sure multiple applications will have a few pros and cons relative to single application. These differences will include technical, app maintenance cost, design, learning curve, user experience, DevOps, marketing, SEO and other parts. Every department in your company will see different parts as the most vital for the applications. But who is right and where should you put main efforts?
When setting up a new projects plenty developers, who enjoy using all advantages of Ruby ask themselves a pretty tough question: what framework would work best? In the majority of cases the choice lies between Sinatra, Padrino or Ruby on Rails. In this article we will provide you with a list of questions you need to answer first to make the right choice.
Every Ruby on Rails developer tried capistrano to deploy an application without any pain. It is a great tool with lots of customizations, which can enhance it even more. The difficult thing here is that you have to look through too many useless gems and abandoned information to find a needle in a haystack and improve your productivity. Thus we decided to aggregate our experience in a single article.
Ruby Power Meet up 2015 has recently finished. One of the main speakers of the conference was Yury Kaliada, co-founder of Rubyroid Labs. He spoke about Apache Thrift and ways to use it on order to combine a few languages in one project. Find the main takeaways from his speech in our article!
Time is money, and for development, this saying is true like for nothing else. Firebase is a new service that might significantly help in developing apps for web and mobile. Rubyroid Labs Team has checked this service to learn whether it is as good as they say about it. See details inside.
