Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails is an open-source web development platform, written in Ruby. It was created in 2005 and since then it accumulated an impressive global pull.

Rails is a full-stack platform based on the Model-View-Controller pattern and provides the tools to build modern and performing web applications: it includes a set of methodologies and patterns that is recognised as the optimum standards for web development, and that led us to select it as the king instrument for the back-end parts of our integrated solutions.

Ruby on Rails has introduced concepts and methodologies providing very recognisable architectures, that allow to take over a project written in Rails in a very short time, which entails both direct advantages in terms of costs and development time, and no developer lock-in.

This strongly convention-driven approach is an excellent precondition for the between different development teams.

The Rails ecosystem is very lively, and thanks to modular approach it is possible to build a complete platform in a very short time. This quickness well matches the need to create prototypes to be rapidly tested during agile development.

The development and expansion speed of a product created with Ruby on Rails shall be backed by the prospect of monitoring regression, that is, when a new feature interferes with an old one.

Thanks to Test Driven Development - made way easier by this approach - it can be verified that during the writing of new code all the features of the application continue to behave correctly.

The Ruby on Rails framework is completely open-source: this characteristic allows to modularly grow software, no legal lock-in and no platform restriction along the years.