Rails Apps
We use Ruby on Rails to build good stuff fast. Since 2007, Viget has been using the Ruby language and Rails framework to create organized, secure, well-tested web applications for our clients. We leverage open source technology to avoid wheel reinvention, and contribute our own.
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A Solid Foundation
The application we create for you will be of the highest quality. Each line of code we write is reviewed by at least two other developers and subjected to a bevy of tests, both automated and human. Your application will be backed by a well-structured relational database, ensuring data integrity and usefulness beyond the current use case.
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Rapid Development
The Rails framework handles the plumbing that underlies every well-made web application so that we can focus on what makes your project unique. And pulling in a few of our favorite open source libraries will give you an admin interface, authentication, and advanced asset management capabilities.
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Future Growth
Our rigorous engineering process ensures that your application will be adaptable to new requirements. You'll be able to add new functionality to the system, or expose an API to power a client-side or native application, without the usual headaches associated with legacy systems. If you'd prefer to make further enhancements in-house, we're happy to train your existing staff or help you hire a developer.
Our Work
Our Thoughts
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Ruby, Rails, and CircleCI 2.0
David Bernheisel
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Things About Which The Viget Devs Are Excited (May 2020 Edition)
David Eisinger
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How Much Code Coverage is Enough?
Margaret Williford
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Multi-tenancy with Postgres schemas and Ecto
Dylan Lederle-Ensign
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Why I Still Like Ruby (and a Few Things I Don’t Like)
David Eisinger
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Gemify Your Client-Side App for Rails
Lawson Kurtz
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Delete in Rails Without jQuery and UJS
Chris Manning
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Working With the Right CMS
Jeremy Fields
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Pundit: Your New Favorite Authorization Library
Lawson Kurtz
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SimplestStatus — An Enhanced Enum Implementation for Any Version of Rails
Ryan Stenberg
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Searching Serialized Fields in Rails Using Postgres Arrays
Ryan Stenberg
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Composable SQL Queries in Rails Using Arel
Ryan Stenberg
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Quick IoT Prototyping with Ruby/Rails and the Spark Core
Eli Fatsi
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Slack on Rails
Lawson Kurtz
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Gulp on Rails: Replacing the Asset Pipeline
Dan Tello
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Speed Up Rails By Starting on the Front
Doug Avery
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How to Build Your Own Filters with Ransack
Ryan Stenberg
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ActiveAdmin Filters—Unlocking the Power of Ransack
Ryan Stenberg
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Simple Benchmarking in Ruby
Patrick Reagan
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Seven Useful ActiveModel Validators
Zachary Porter
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Creating Seed Files from Your Database with Sprig-Reap
Ryan Stenberg
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CMS Solutions: Custom-Built on a Framework versus Off-the-Shelf
Ryan Stenberg