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9 Apr 2026
We deployed an existing Laravel application using Docker and Kamal 2 without touching the app. Here's what worked, what didn't, and what we'd do differently.
17 Mar 2025
Curious about simplifying Ruby on Rails deployments? Here, we'll walk through deploying a Rails app to DigitalOcean and share insights to help you determine if Kamal is right for your projects.
10 Feb 2025
SEO isn’t just about keywords—it’s about ensuring your site is structured for search engines and users alike. Here’s how to automate that process with end-to-end testing using Playwright and Lighthouse.
21 Mar 2024
Using Jira correctly can improve collaboration between teams, speed up progress, and enhance project management. We've written several articles on how to use Jira and compiled them all in one place.
8 Jun 2023
This article explores how test-driven development (TDD) can make debugging easier, improve code quality, and help you overcome common debugging challenges.
10 Nov 2022
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We'll share all the benefits of writing an effective Ruby on Rails Developer Job Description, PLUS a downloadable template to help you write your next job listing.
26 Feb 2018
Refactoring and writing tests are both critical skills to being a programmer. Here's a look at my real-life process of refactoring one of the applications we manage.
16 May 2017
Sketch is our design app of choice at Planet Argon. Here are 20 of my favorite Sketch keyboard shortcuts, tips, and tricks to make your design workflows quicker and easier.
6 Nov 2012
I’ve used Google Analytics, like most of you, I’m sure. But to be honest, I’ve always been slightly overwhelmed with it, too. I know there are a lot of analytics options out there, like Chartbeat for real-time, user-friendly information, and Crazyegg for interesting visuals like heatmaps for click-through rates and scrolling patterns. But, despite some hardships, Google Analytics has always felt like that trusty old friend…that one that talks too much. You know the type. The friend that gives just a little too much detail to a story to successfully get the point across (and you’re lucky if you don’t get sidetracked into some sort of tangent).
29 Oct 2012
Your website, just like your car, is often due for a bit of maintenance. Fortunately, tuning up your website is less intimidating than that familiar experience of standing next to your vehicle, nodding your head dumbly while handing your mechanic (who, by the way, is much more ruggedly handsome than you) a wad of cash. And that is even less daunting than attempting to work on the car yourself- you’ve tried that before, and you still have nightmares and stained pants.
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