Ruby on Rails development company

You have most likely heard of agile software development methodology. It is crucial to be accurate: "agile methodology" is not plural; an agile mindset and values bind many methodologies and frameworks. The agile methodology we prefer combines a Scrum framework with extreme programming practices. Our quality is indisputable, releases are quick, and user feedback is always considered, keeping our clients happy and confident about future progress.

Code Audit for Transparency

We perform code audits and provide additional consulting for our partners who already have a code base yet want to establish a robust foundation for their future business growth. A software code audit is reviewing the code to discover areas that need improvement. We use static code analysis tools like SonarQube to guarantee an objective outcome during our review process.

Product Goal for Vision

The Product Goal is a defined and achievable result with one or more objectives to be reached within a set timeframe. The goal is the destination of the vision, which focuses on achieving something and provides a plan for new features. The Product Goal establishes what we aspire to accomplish with Ruby on Rails application development and is the Scrum Team's objective during planning.

User Stories for Flexibility

Too often, in project management, teams have long and unproductive conversations about business requirements documents and functional design specifications instead of simply talking about users, problems, ideas, and solutions. A better way to go about this is by using user-story maps as a lighter representation of what the Agile Ruby on Rails team intends to build.

Sprint Planning for Commitment

A successful sprint planning session is key to ensuring that your development team is on track and knows what needs to be done. It's essential for every Ruby on Rails developer in the scrum team to participate to avoid miscommunication and confusion down the road. In addition, breaking up the Ruby on Rails applications' backlogs into smaller, manageable chunks helps teams see how their work adds value for users.

Code Reviews for Component Quality

Performing a code review enables Ruby on Rails developers to identify and fix errors before entering the product, improving the code's quality. Consequently, the entire Ruby on Rails development team's coding abilities will improve due to this exercise. Furthermore, since our code quality is exemplary, we can move quickly, which gives us a significant competitive edge as an RoR development company.

Test Automation to Reduce Risks

Every time the source code of web or mobile apps is edited, related software tests should also be rerun. Manually running these tests repeatedly is costly and takes up a lot of time. However, once automated tests are created, they can be run multiple times quickly and at no extra cost — saving both time and money. Furthermore, the level of test coverage is a good indicator of the quality not only of the Ruby on Rails app but also of the RoR development company that developed it.

Continuous Integration for Stability

Continuous Integration is a development practice in which code integrates into a shared repository frequently, usually done by developers several times per day. Each of these integrations can be automatically tested for errors. By integrating regularly and testing each integration, the Ruby on Rails development team quickly detects errors and easily locates them because each update to the codebase is usually small.

Release to Innovate

We keep release cycles short of creating the software product the customer wants. Although every release may be small, each one brings value to the customer. This way, the RoR development company can use learned lessons from previous releases for checkpoints in planning future ones more accurately and deliver more digital transformation value with each new release.

User's Feedback for Responsiveness

Customer feedback is essential - companies that listen to their customers grow 10 x faster. You can't afford to ignore customer feedback because vital information can give you crucial insights into every part of your company, helping you make more money or cut marketing expenses. Only users' extensive experience can take you from short Ruby on Rails projects to developing a product that will last.