Ruby on Rails is an open source web application framework that provides a diverse toolset for building complex solutions at a rapid pace. The maturity and flexibility of Rails allows thousands of companies — including digital giants like Github, Hulu, and Airbnb — to build robust and highly scalable applications.
As a Ruby on Rails development company, Oxagile has accumulated years of relevant experience by delivering robust, scalable solutions in a cost-effective way.
We offer a close-knit team of T-shaped Ruby developers ready to wield the entire RoR stack and create tangible value for your business.
We help our clients apply the RoR stack at scale to accomplish business strategy milestones and stay on top of their competition.
Don’t worry if you don’t have a step-by-step strategy for starting or updating your Ruby on Rails project. Before major decisions can be made, our business analysts and tech experts will sit down with you to discuss the details of your operations, existing pain points, and the changes you want to see.
We use in-depth insights to propose the optimal ways to achieve your goals — from high-level design suggestions to the exact software tools you’ll need.
Oxagile is well-acquainted with the tough requirements that startups have to face to get off the ground. That’s why we recommend Ruby on Rails as the best framework for developing MVPs. Multiple ready-made modules and built-in dev tools help RoR teams go from POC to MVP in a very short time, while keeping system flexible enough to allow future adjustments, modifications, or tweaks.
In addition, we use the DRY (don’t repeat yourself) principle whenever possible to cut expenses and developer time — via reusable code.
Oxagile applies Ruby on Rails in developing enterprise-level systems for team collaboration, enterprise content management, MAM orchestration, CRM, learning management, marketing automation, and other intricate workflows. Pairing the stable, well-documented Rails framework with a microservices architecture allows us to tackle complex business logic and ensure scalability.
On long-term projects with multiple iterations, we streamline onboarding and facilitate post-deployment support by writing well-structured, readable RoR code.
Whether you need to smooth out communication between system modules or make sure your app can easily interact with third-party services, it’s a smart choice to hire Ruby on Rails developers for the task.
Our team applies RoR’s rich toolset to build custom internal and external APIs — including web API endpoints for mobile apps — with a focus on consistency, security, backward compatibility, and ease of maintenance.
On an average RoR project, we achieve 85% codebase coverage with unit and integration tests, quickly reaching a consistently high level of quality.
Our developers use RoR’s built-in mechanisms to write low-level test cases and cover every pull request with tests. As part of our best practices, the team also follows TDD and BDD principles using frameworks like Minitest, RSpec, and Capybara.
Resource-intensive projects with frequent releases can leverage Oxagile’s own test automation framework — on its own or as part of a CD pipeline — to reduce time to market and mitigate bug-fixing costs.
Oxagile provides code audit services for companies that find their Rails projects plagued by design flaws, security vulnerabilities, code smells, and other issues.
We use static code analysis tools as well as reviews by tech leads to determine the root causes of every problem and propose relevant measures, be it redesign, code refactoring, test automation, CI or CD implementation, or something else — helping you drive the project to successful completion.
We combine RoR’s ever-expanding toolset with other powerful techs to create the optimal stack for every project.
Ruby on Rails • Hanami • Sinatra • Grape • Trailblazer
Radiant CMS • Adva CMS • Casein CMS • BrowserCMS • Refinery CMS
Oracle • MSSQL • MySQL • PostgreSQL • Amazon RDS • H2
MongoDB • Apache CouchDB • Apache Cassandra • Amazon DynamoDB • Firebase • Neo4j • HBase
Memcached • Redis • Amazon ElastiCache
Sphinx • Solr • Apache Lucene • Elasticsearch • Amazon CloudSearch
RabbitMQ • Sidekiq • Resque • Que • MSMQ
RSpec • Minitest • Capybara • Selenium • PhantomJS
