Ruby Tips & Tricks (part 1)
Every day I use a huge number of different Ruby features and I take them for granted. It's not until you are thrown into the world of PHP or vanilla...
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Every day I use a huge number of different Ruby features and I take them for granted. It's not until you are thrown into the world of PHP or vanilla...
Viaduct WebPush is new service from Viaduct providing you with the tools you need to implement real-time messaging in your applications. Using web sockets, Viaduct WebPush includes the server-side infrastructure...
It's all go at Viaduct HQ at the moment. As developers ourselves, we love efficiency. As we spend 90% of our day using our terminal, we thought it would be...
For almost four years we've had these instructions on Codebase for users setting up a notebook in their project.
After last week's new interface was published, our website was somewhat "lacking". Therefore, we're really pleased to announce the launch of our brand new website! Do check it out we'd...
This blog post is for you if you happen to have an old legacy Rails 2.x (read: pre-bundler) application and wish to deploy it to Viaduct.
Hot on the heels of our new web interface, we're delighted to be able to provide you with access to see every request which passes through our proxies/load balancers to...
We're really pleased to announce the launch of new web interface. We've been working on this for a little while. If you have a Viaduct account, why not login and...
For the 2014 Edition of the Rails Rumble competition, we built Qoffee - an app to help avoid wasting time during meetings. Qoffee came 3rd out of over 300 teams.
A much requested feature is the ability to automatically deploy your Viaduct application when code is pushed to your repository. Well... I'm pleased to say this is now a reality.
Starting from January 2015, there are going to be some changes to way EU tech companies need to charge VAT to consumers. In the past, you would simply charge EU...
A couple of months ago, I wrote a Rails engine which provides applications with complete documentation library functionality by simply adding a gem.