Rails Fever Blog

When your Rails app starts slowing down or your team reports odd errors, it’s easy to treat upgrades as one-time fixes. You wait until something breaks, hire a developer to patch things up, and move...

Every few years, a new version of Ruby on Rails drops, and the community buzzes with excitement. Blog posts appear, changelogs fill up, and developers start debating whether to upgrade now or later.

When production breaks, your job is to slow things down, gather facts, and bring in the right help. This simple plan keeps you calm, limits damage, and speeds up recovery. Share it with your team....

If you run a SaaS product built on Ruby on Rails, maintenance is probably the least exciting line item in your budget. It doesn’t make headlines, it doesn’t wow customers, and it doesn’t feel like...

When your Rails app goes down, time slows to a crawl. Customers may be locked out, support tickets pile up, and every minute feels like revenue slipping through your hands. If you’re a non-technical founder,...

The recent exploit of CodeRabbit—a popular AI code review tool—is a reminder that security problems don’t always start with a smoking gun. Sometimes they begin with application configuration that seems harmless until it snowballs into...