Why Startups Should Outsource Software Development
Running a tech startup is hard. You may have funding, but you need to get a product working, fast. There are two options for creating a minimum viable product: either hire a third party development team, or build your own team from scratch.
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Graphql is not very convenient when it comes to uploading files, but it is possible, for example, gem apollo-upload-server-ruby is often used for this purpose.
In the world of Ruby development it’s accepted practice to test your code, but only a few people do performance testing. Such tests help to prevent the program work from slowing down while the amount of data grows, and they also help to understand whether the code performance has become slower after the recent code amendments.
If your business needs to tackle big software projects, you might be thinking of hiring your own in-house development team. After all, wouldn’t you like total control over your own project?
Many businesses want the skills and expertise of an onshore development team, but cannot afford the high costs. They find an offshore development team instead. Prices vary, but an offshore team can cost several times less than an onshore team.
When I meet with prospective clients, I am often asked what is the most important thing required to ensure project success. This article reviews the most important client attributes that influence the outcome of the project and hopefully provides some food for thought to those looking to outsource the development of their product to a third-party vendor.
Our team here at JetRockets has some incredibly exciting news to share with all of you! Clutch just issued a press release where they listed us as one of New York’s top web, custom software, and mobile app developers!
At JetRockets we take great pride in our employees and the work they do. Here are a few ways we motivate our employees and make sure they stay happy!
Building a new software product? Make sure you are choosing the most appropriate tech stack and for the right reasons!
Scaling Rails project still can be quite an interesting task.
We always want deployment to be as easy for developers as possible. On the other hand we want to pay less for the infrastructure, but be ready for unexpected significant increase of RPM.
In this article we show how to automate deploy of Rails application with Sidekiq and AnyCable to AWS Elastic Beanstalk using GitLab.
We widely use PostgreSQL full-text search in our projects. It is fast, reliable, and doesn't add any additional technical complexity. But sometimes it may not work as you expect it too.
