Ruby on Rails

“For our Rails app we replaced most of our Hotwired/Turbo with HTMX.”

“Several years ago we migrated from an in house Ruby on Rails solution to Salesforce.”

“my other customer using Rails and Sidekiq has no problems and they run many more jobs.”

“Also upgraded rails 4 app to rails 8 over a few days.”

“our rails respository was due to a function in git bundle create”

“Ported a Rails task that took ~9 hours to Crystal”

“my strategy for running larger bits of ad hoc code on the ruby/rails console is to”

“We use it at work with a Rails backend”

“When we moved to Rails server rendering, I even experimented with rendering React components from the Rails server.”

“To satiate curiosity, I made a fresh rails app and it has 9141023 characters”

“I've built my own websites running on NextJS, Django, Rails, Jekyll, and Hugo”

“a Rails expert with Typescript experience, who built large CI/CD pipelines”

“When it's time to upgrade Rails, we can upgrade one application. This is 1/20th of our Rails code.”

“Writing rails api with a nextjs ui, anyone got any suggestions on alternative paths i should take?”

“Almost all of the traditional issues one encounters when running a Rails app in production vanish when you build on top of Jets”

“a middleware (RoR, C#, Rust), nginx ingress and cert-manager”

“Last year we replaced Hotwire in a medium size Rails app with Inertia”

“going from PHP, ASP, .NET, RoR, clojure, Python then JavaScript for the longest”

“I've used this gem to remove a Rails Model that was heavily tangled and used in production.”

“Been using Rails for 10+ years - everything we build is on top of Rails”

“I've done individual rails minor version upgrades that took 100 PRs of pre-work.”

“since we run on rails all we needed was the ruby SDK”

“was using ruby on rails & active merchant, and some version change in ActiveMerchant switched from cents to dollars”

“internally, we switched to Ruby on Rails for the ecommerce platform we built.”

“I've spent most of my 12 years or so of Rails development working on Heroku”

“we rewrote our Rails 3 app to Angular.”

“We run a few largish rails apps.”

“We migrated ToolJet's backend from Rails to node after the beta launch last year.”

“This `Discardable` concern is automatically added to every single soft-deletable model”

“In the Rails demo I made for Deployment from Scratch the Ruby bits are not very long, nor hard.”

“My team has been using it in a Rails app and it's a joy to work with.”

“The video designing process is a React app that leverages a Ruby on Rails based backend API.”

“I tried to use it in production for a small project where I offloaded some tasks from Rails into Crystal small programs.”

“mostly boring CRUD Rails apps”

“The standard setup (at least for Rails, in my experience) is that the web server and background job processor will have the same dependencies”

“with basically this system for both a rails app and about 20 other go apps.”

“For my Rails side project, figured I would use Beanstalk instead of Heroku”

“We have a Rails app that uses Puma with MySQL, but so far single threaded”

“haven't done any rails since 2009.”

“the hard-won "best practices" I had discovered in Ruby/Rails ended up looking a lot like second-rate functional programming.”

“Coming from Capybara in Rails, it is a very noticeable improvement.”

“I work on and manage hosting for RoR applications.”

“we migrated our Rails deployment from Chef to Ansible.”

“back when I used to take advantage of existing libraries in Ruby/Rails, in the vast majority of situations I was just utilizing a small portion”

“It was written in Rails and took 10 mins at first.”

“At feeder.co we serve 25 requests / second (on Rails) per VM”

“We've been using Nix for deploying a Rails app for an enterprise customer”

“we needed to re-write a Rails database migration in a somewhat contorted manner to avoid a deadlock that was occurring in production.”

“The stack, if it matters, was ruby on rails with jQuery.”

“We started the project using Rails for the front and backend, but eventually moved the majority of the SaaS elements to React and used Rails as our backend”

“I haven't had a single performance issue with a bunch of different Rails, Flask, Node, Phoenix and Jekyll apps”

“Most of the codebase is in Ruby/Rails and NodeJS. The FrontEnd is built on React and jQuery”

“running Dockerized web apps (mostly Flask, Rails and Phoenix apps with Webpack, etc.)”

“I was involved in a Rails 3.x --> Rails 5.x upgrade of one of the larger Rails monoliths in the world”

“pretty much just to avoid local mySQL troubles in a Rails project”

“taught myself perl, php and later rails and javascript.”

“I used brunch with a rails app.”

“I wrote the backend in Rails since no plugin could replicate the functionalities I needed.”

“we've replaced ActionController with Coach for request handling while still using the rest of the rails toolset”

“We have 80 tables and 300k LoC of Rails code”

“On the stack-specific modules -- we're using Rails. The gems are installed on a host mount.”

“for my rails apps, each such hack always goes in an initializer file”

“These are mostly rails servers and nginx reverse proxy's.”

“I have to balance it against being able to use a constellation of gems in Rails”

“I'm an iOS and Rails stack developer, and 8GB on my last-gen MBP is just fine.”

“it was a Rails 3 app using Postgres and Elasticsearch that we migrated to React + node.js + webpack + babel”

“rack-mini-profiler to work in a Rails app for a single-page app as the Rails app only returns JSON”

“The backend runs on Rails + PostgreSQL, the frontend is a mix of Rails and AngularJS.”

“primarily, we run Rails on the frontend and Scala on the backend.”

“rails c takes 25 second to give a prompt vs 10 on with Ruby 2.2.2 and almost 0 after spring has started.”

“Learning ruby, rails, and django”

“to build a more real-time version of my current rails app.”

“For Rails apps I've been using god to manage unicorn and delayed_job/resque processes in recent years.”

“For example, in Rail, instead of setting up a variable in a private method for a before_action”

“when we migrated from Rails 3 -> 4, Gor was paramount to shaking out some pretty nasty bugs”

“I've been using Rails since 2005 and so I got a good dose of vendor/plugins versus bare gem installation versus Bundler”

“It feels as easy as working with Rails templates again”

“We've been running mostly VMs all this time on our app (Windows, SQL Server, Linux w/ Rails)”

“I worked with Rails for years.”

“I use docker in production, for a rails app.”

“We maintain legacy code that has been in production for more than 8 years and write new fully unit and integration-tested code in Groovy/Grails, Ruby/Rails, Java, and Angular.”

“The view rendering doesn't need to be done by Rails.”

“it pings our Rails app periodically for stats.”

“We use NewRelic for our Rails application on Heroku”

“a Ruby on Rails app featuring internal Clojure RPC”

“They have a Rails application that needs to be deployed in two vastly different situations”

“I once worked for a large Fortune 500 that had several well-known programmers who's entire job was to be core-contributors to a popular ruby web framework.”

“I work on developing my Android development and Rails development skill sets in my free time.”

“Absolutely, which is why we switched to them with Rails.”

“we replaced a legacy rails app with a 20mbyte Excel report”

“we migrated back to Rails”

“I also am working on Ruby on Rails side project in my spare time”

“the Rails implementation on JRuby is just a bit better than plain Ruby, but that is an improvement versus our previous rounds”

“I did stuff like this in single host servers in rails as well.”

“as someone who's been using Bower with Rails for a while”

“We run rails.”

“I've been using Python for a while for fun and Ruby (Rails) on and off.”

“setting up a working Rails install involves, among other things, installing homebrew, xcode, xcode command tools”

“At our company, we develop multiple RoR apps and we've run into many of these issues (mostly related to the asset pipeline)”

“Languages: Ruby on Rails, Obj-C, Java. We run on Asterisk and are hosted by RackSpace.”

“After that got a proper job doing Rails and learnt a lot more from working with others.”

“We switched to CircleCI from our own, painfully maintained Jenkins box to test our Rails apps.”

“after building a few Rails apps, never again will I use Drupal.”

“our rails app used jruby and was pretty large so it took a minute or so to restart the server”

“It's sort of a no-brainer for Rails apps.”

“we use large parts of the Rails stack in many of our applications”

“we run our current Rails 2.x products on shared servers (Rackspace).”

“I want to love Heroku, but it doesn't scale for Rails apps.”

“before finally tackling Rails. When we do teach Rails, we stay very close to the framework itself”

“I work in an enterprise-ish setting and regularly develop with Spring MVC, Struts and Rails on the server side.”

“I've been using analytical with our Rails backend which seems to achieve something similar”

“The first iteration of our storefront was built using a 31 line chef recipe, rails, spree, nginx, unicorn, and postgresql.”

“I've been using this for a new rails app”

“The original version was written in 2007 in Rails 1.2.x and Ruby 1.8.6. We migrated the app to Rails 3.1 last year”

“A rails app connects to the host to create the virtual machine.”

“I work at a company where we use rails and related tech exclusively”

“On a pretty large rails app, we switched to 1.9.2 about a year ago.”

“any specific suggestions beyond guides.rubyonrails.org for a beginner trying to learn Rails?”

“In Rails I use the s3_swf_upload gem to allow folks to upload directly to our S3 buckets.”

“we use it on a large Rails app and love it.”

“I've been using LiveReload+Guard for this on Rails projects.”

“I tested Django, Rails, Cake, Java EE and buncha other stuff.”

“This ia a real rails app, so it's a bit of a tangent from my post”

“Rails Hosting: EngineYard”

“At night... I have been teaching myself to program Rails apps.”

“my latest project which is on Rails 3.1 - so using CS was effortless.”

“I don't want to start a Rails or Django project (yes, I use both) just for the sake of having transparent precompilation”

“In production mode with assets cached it absolutely serves requests at a decent speed.”

“I'm working on something similar for our web apps, but using the application logs (Rails)”

“I've tried to run some non-trivial Rails applications on JRuby and it's just too slow for development work.”

“we heavily use it for a Rails app that receives ~5 million hits per day.”

“callinwith.us is a rails app.”

“Volker made a titanic job porting to rails 3 (in production on my project)”

“To migrate our apps, it seems easier to upgrade rails, but continue to use our current asset compilation system.”

“I have to use rvm in production because debian/ubuntu install ruby 1.8 and I need 1.9.2 for rails 3.”

“our main app is still a Rails app and we ship more Rails code every week.”

“I had spent a lot of my spare time working on my own RoR projects”

“We're currently running a very standard Rails stack on VPS infrastructure.”

“Even after learning how to properly deploy rails apps in production, it still sucks.”

“used it in the last Rails application I wrote (still in production)”

“I blog infrequently but mostly about Rails or iOS stuff.”

“Data written to the file system isn't guaranteed to be there, unless it's written to RAILS_ROOT/permanent (or the rails 3 equivalent).”

“I've been a rails developer since the beginning and this has been true on rails as far back as Rails 1.0”

“Just write your stylesheet_link_tag as normal, and then include :cache => request.ssl? ? "foo-secure" : "foo-standard"”

“Namely setting up Rails in production and talking to customers on the phone.”

“I've been using the GoogleVisualr library for Rails”

“I have a startup built on rails, and have been using rails to pay the bills along the way.”

“I regret that I let my early start on RoR waste away while I was building stuff in PHP and Perl/Mason for them.”

“We still use BERT-RPC for all communications between the Rails app and the backend file servers”

“we use it to deploy Rails, Sinatra, and PHP apps.”

“A few of the "magic" things I've encountered thus far in Rails can be easily demystified by looking at the code.”

“Right now I'm running a Rails site in production with multithreading enabled”

“I built a web-service in Rails over the weekend that has turned out to be much slower in production than I had anticipated”

“an app that currently runs in production on ruby 1.8.7 + rails 2.3.5”

“We clock in over double that, and still beat that number without counting auto-generated code (Ragel and Racc output)”