This is the third part of the article describing beautiful websites that use the Ruby on Rails framework. Use these links to read the first and the second part of the article.

When I am building a Rails app that I expect to be public facing in some sort of capacity, I don’t want to be displaying auto-incrementing…...

In the previous article we as a Ruby on Rails development company have already covered such great websites built with Ruby on Rails as Twitter, Basecamp, Kickstarter, Yammer, Slideshare, Zendesk and Bloomberg. Now is the time to uncover some more awesome ...

Look, I appreciate all the opinions being thrown out here, but some of them seem to be coming from people who have not even played with… (more…)

Ruby is multiplatform language. But not all OS suit it good enough. Especially, Windows... (more…)