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Why Ruby on Rails is a Great Choice for Building an MVP
When it comes to launching a new product, speed and efficiency are critical—especially when developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). An MVP is designed to test your idea quickly, gather feedback, and adjust the product based on real user experiences. Choosing the right technology stack is key to ensuring this process is smooth and cost-effective. Ruby on Rails (RoR) has long been a top choice for startups and developers who need to bring ideas to life quickly. Here’s why Ruby on Rails is an excellent option for building an MVP.
Why Service Providers Must Always Do Due Diligence on Potential Clients: Lessons from a Small Business Owner
In my posts, I often address what founders can do when hiring a service provider, particularly how they can avoid working with vendors who might not deliver on their promises. However, today, I want to flip the narrative and focus on why service providers need to do their own due diligence on potential clients—and how small businesses can protect themselves from unnecessary headaches and potential financial losses.
Redirect and return in Rails controllers
Premature returning from a controller action is a common idiom in Rails applications. I asked my followers in Twitter about whether they know or know how to do this correctly, and I am glad to see that most of them gave the correct answer. Let’s dive into the details.
Upgrading Rails application from 7.1 to 7.2
On August 9th, Rails 7.2 was released, bringing a host of new features and improvements to the framework. Ten months ago, I demonstrated how to upgrade a Rails application from 7.0 to 7.1, which was well-received by the community. Today, I will take you through the process of upgrading OneTribe from Rails 7.1 to 7.2. This upgrade not only ensures compatibility with the latest Rails enhancements but also allows me to better understand new Rails functionalities and performance optimizations. Let’s dive into the upgrade process and explore what Rails 7.2 has to offer.
Why We Love Supporting Non-Tech Founders: A Journey of Innovation and Collaboration
I am often asked, especially by fellow agency owners: why do you choose to work with non-tech founders? They say it’s difficult to communicate with them, they don't understand the development process and its challenges, they can be overly demanding, and they lack the huge capital that large enterprise clients have. While these are all valid points, I view them as strengths and opportunities.
How to Develop and Include ML solutions for Business
There is a crazy demand for solutions using ML and generative neural networks. People constantly ask how they can implement AI into their product. Well, this is not surprising. Otherwise, terminators will take over the entire market.
Well, okay, let's move on from jokes to action. Here, I think there are two questions to consider:
- “What does the development process for ML solutions look like?”
- “What kind of team do you need, and what areas of responsibility should there be?”
Why these two questions? Without understanding what the development pipeline will be and what kind of people are required on the team, it is impossible to effectively complete the task. I will note that I will not analyze in detail each point of the development process, since that is information for separate articles. I will only briefly examine the issues to the point.