22 artículos etiquetados con 'Ruby on Rails'

Before adding a new framework or language to your tech stack, you need a structured evaluation process. Here's how MarsBased separates the grain from the chaff.

S3 client-side uploads on top of Middleman using a simple Rails application to authorize file uploads and downloads.

This is a question we are asked all too frequently from outside the company. However, we recently asked this very question ourselves. Yes, we only do Ruby and that isn't going to change anytime soon.

Everyone said that a full-remote, employees-first, quality-driven consultancy highly specialised in niche technologies would not work. Here we are after three years.

We have compared the most popular CMS built with Ruby on Rails according to user experience, flexibility to develop on top of them and other Martian criteria.

Contrary to popular belief, developing your project using Ruby on Rails won't make it more difficult to maintain. It's a competitive advantage, nowadays.

This post is the first one of a series where we break down how to correctly upgrade a Ruby on Rails application.

Code refactoring is tempting but not always the right call. This post covers when to refactor, why you should do it, and who should be responsible for it.

At MarsBased, we collaborate with dozens of different initiatives. Ironhack is one of those we love the most.

A full breakdown of the MarsBased tech stack as of early 2014. Discover the languages, frameworks, and tools we used to build the right apps for our clients.