Rails Fever Blog

At some point, most Rails apps outgrow the “one developer who knows everything” model. Maybe that developer left. Maybe the app got complex enough that one person cannot cover security patches, dependency updates, production monitoring,...

If you have searched for “Ruby on Rails upgrade services,” you are probably in one of two situations. Either your app is on an older Rails version and you know it needs to move forward,...

If you are a founder whose product runs on Ruby on Rails, there is a question that will eventually land on your desk. Not when things are going well. Usually in the week after a...

Most Rails apps in production are not new. They are 3, 5, 8 years old. They carry scar tissue from the founder who wrote the first version, the agency that built v2, and the four...

If you work on a Rails 7 codebase in 2026, you have probably started thinking about the end of its supported life. Rails 8 is out. Rails 8.1 is on the horizon. The core team’s...

If you are a CTO or founder running a production Rails 7 app, you have probably Googled “rails 7 lts” at least once in the last year. You have customers, revenue, and a backlog. You...