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Ruby on Rails Usage Statistics
As of March 2021, 380,996 global websites have been built using Ruby on Rails, on 199,681 unique domains.
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Where is Ruby on Rails used?
The Ruby on Rails framework is used by numerous organisations to create everything from relatively simple sites to internationally recognisable platforms.
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What can you make with Ruby on Rails?
Perhaps the question should really be – what can’t you make with the Ruby programming language on the Rails web application framework?
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3 pitfalls of relying on third-party code libraries
When you add code to your codebase, you are assuming responsibility for it. When you use a third-party dependency, you’re effectively assuming liability for code you did not write.
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What’s coming in Rails 6?
From a support and maintenance perspective there are some standout features/improvements that we’re excited to see.
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How safe is your web application?
If you are responsible for a web application, how do you measure how safe it is?
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The true cost of small changes
We aim to provide a quick steer to the client as to whether it’s worth pursuing further or not.
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How much should you pay to run a Ruby on Rails application?
There are several factors involved in your decision. First, consider what you might need.
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Not all bugs are equal
A bug is just a difference between the product you have and the product you want.
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