Ruby on Rails Web Development Services

The fact that Rails projects are developed much faster than their counterparts (like PHP or Java) has been confirmed by our team's and our colleagues' experience. This is due to both the technical features of the framework and the development tools (console utilities and generators, ready-made libraries, extensions, and modules) that are available. Development time is the customer's money; the more time development takes, the more expensive it is.

Rails conventions for writing program codes allow you to write really understandable program codes, which can subsequently be modified without problems in an adequate time frame, and compliance with these conventions makes the program code equally accessible to the original developer, but also to any other specialist or team.

Rails development usually uses the TDD approach, which makes solutions more stable and easy to maintain. The functionality of the framework itself is also covered by automatic tests, which makes it highly reliable. There is confidence that nothing will break. For business systems, this component is vital; the overall business efficiency often depends on the stability of the application.

The framework is tailored for the development of applications that have high accessibility requirements. Rails applications perfectly deploy and work on clusters or clouds. For web services, this is an essential criterion because they must have adequate uptime and excellent speed to refine their effectiveness and user experience.

The proportion of good Ruby programmers is much higher than in the PHP world. This is again based on collective experience: at our interviews with PHP developers, due to the low level of knowledge, more than 90% of applicants are screened out; for Ruby-programmers, this figure is significantly lower. The more competent developers are, the faster your project is developed and the more thoughtful, scalable, and reliable it is.

At this stage, we collect as much information about your business as possible. What are your objectives? Are your competitors any good? We analyze your target audience to specify your client's primary needs. This is the foundation of any and every project.

This phase includes multiple meetings where we have detailed discussions about possible design solutions and the tools we need. The most important part is deciding on the design of the home page. After it's done, we go on to other pages until we are ready for the next step.

This is the longest stage, with a sizeable amount of time spent on front-end and back-end development. The project manager describes the specifications of the project, then programmers work on code and install a CMS. At this point, the code is reviewed by the lead developer.

The sweetest part — this is the focal point of our collaboration. This marks the official launch of your site, as it is now viewable to the public.

Not limited to just text, this includes photos, videos, graphs, data tables – basically anything your users see when they visit the site. We integrate relevant data into responsive layouts and create content templates for custom solutions.

Here, we create mockups of multiple pages (in different sizes – for responsive layouts), put the content in, and show them to the client. After discussing any possible corrections or additions, we go on to the next phase.

When everything's ready, the product goes through a series of tests, usually by people who weren't a part of this project. This gives us an opportunity to catch some of the less-obvious bugs and go on to the next step.

We guarantee our support even after the project's been completed. Our expert team is always ready to help. Rely on our end-to-end testing, round-the-clock support for bugs, and on-demand maintenance.