Ruby on Rails
The most popular development framework based on Ruby. Its main strengths are its reduced time to market, long-term maintainability, and a mature developer community.
Complex Ruby project, worldwide distributed stakeholders, thin definition. And with all that, MarsBased pulled it off. Great maintainable code, on time and within budget.
Why we love
Ruby on Rails
Hit the ground running
With the convention over configuration paradigm, we spend less time preparing how to work and more doing the real work, to reduce the time-to-market of your project.Huge community
Don't reinvent the wheel: with its huge community, and its thousands of libraries, tools, and frameworks available, we can cover virtually every need for your project.No fragmentation
Ruby is not fragmented in a thousand different frameworks like other languages. Over 95% of all Ruby projects are built using Rails! Learn it once, use it everywhere.Mature technology
Ruby has been around for 20 years, and Rails for 10. Stable technology reduces maintenance costs and helps you avoid potential security issues.Ruby on Rails Projects
Examples of projects developed with Ruby on Rails
Case Study
Spin
We have been working for over five years for Spin throughout two company acquisitions, building APIs, IoT solutions, internal tools and their core app.
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Case Study
RakutenTV
For many years, we've been the main development partner for RakutenTV, building many platforms based on Ruby on Rails and JavaScript frameworks.
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Case Study
Naiz
Naiz is one of the leading online platforms for newspapers & media of the Basque Country with news and general information updated all year round, 24/7.
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Case Study
Localistico
We have been the main development partner for this UK-based scaleup transforming online traffic to offline visits for big retail brands.
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Speeding up views rendering in Rails 4
Here's some technical post for the Rails folks out there. If you're into performance optimisation, this is for you!
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How I use Docker for Rails development: running services
Project setup can be a very cumbersome process for developers. In this blog post, our developer Dani explains how he uses Docker to develop in Rails
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Building a Ruby CLI with Thor
We've written a Ruby CLI using Thor for a client project and we share everything we've learnt in this blog post!
Read full articleNot all projects are suitable for a Ruby on Rails stack. If your project relies heavily on graphic interactions on the front, or astronomic magnitudes of real-time calculations, we will use a techstack using Node.js or Python.
