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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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Mender First
By that definition, every programmer is a Mender. But as we’ve seen, some people identify themselves differently.
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Why keeping your Ruby on Rails application up to date should be a no-brainer
If you’re embarking on a new project where the new features will be an integral aspect then that alone might easily justify the investment in an upgrade.
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The four pillars of web application maintenance
We have been developing, supporting and maintaining Ruby on Rails web applications for over 10 years here at Foxsoft. In that time we’ve learned a few things about how best to approach securing and maintaining applications for the long term.
