Hire Ruby Development Team
Hire a dedicated Ruby development team that ships Ruby on Rails apps, APIs and microservices you can trust. We provide vetted engineers in Ruby, Rails, Sinatra and Hanami—matched to your stack, culture and delivery cadence. Full-time teams that integrate seamlessly into your workflow.
Why hire a dedicated Ruby development team?
Ruby on Rails expertise. Teams specialized in Rails conventions, ActiveRecord, ActionCable and Rails best practices—not generalists spread thin across multiple frameworks.
Full-time focus. Teams work exclusively on your Ruby apps, APIs and microservices—no context switching or competing priorities that dilute productivity.
Seamless integration. Join your standups, PR reviews, sprint planning and retrospectives. Use your tools, follow your processes, measure against your goals.
Scalable capacity. Ramp up from 2 engineers to 10+ as needs grow. Flexible monthly pricing without long-term lock-in or hidden fees.
Time-zone overlap. Nearshore LATAM and US locations enable real-time collaboration, pairing sessions and rapid feedback loops.
Senior leadership. Hands-on tech leads who shape architecture, enforce Rails conventions, guide junior engineers and align with your product vision.
Technologies and roles we provide
Ruby Frameworks
- Ruby on Rails (latest versions)
- Sinatra for lightweight APIs
- Grape for RESTful APIs
- Hanami for modern Ruby apps
- Padrino for modular apps
Rails Features
- ActiveRecord ORM and migrations
- ActionCable for WebSockets
- ActiveJob for background processing
- ActionMailer for email delivery
- Rails API mode for backend services
Testing and Quality
- RSpec for BDD testing
- Cucumber for acceptance testing
- Minitest for unit testing
- FactoryBot for test data
- SimpleCov for test coverage
Databases and Storage
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite
- Redis for caching and queues
- Elasticsearch for search
- MongoDB for document storage
Background Jobs and Queues
- Sidekiq for background processing
- Delayed Job for simple queues
- Resque for Redis-backed queues
- ActiveJob for job framework
APIs and Integrations
- RESTful APIs and GraphQL
- JWT authentication
- OAuth2 and OAuth providers
- Third-party API integrations
- Payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal)
Infrastructure and DevOps
- AWS, Heroku, DigitalOcean
- Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines
- Capistrano for deployment
- Monitoring, logging and observability
Team composition
- Ruby developers (mid to senior)
- Rails specialists and architects
- API developers and integrators
- QA engineers for test automation
- Tech leads for architecture and code reviews
How dedicated teams work
- Discovery: align on goals, stack (Rails version, gems, database), team size and seniority mix. Define success metrics and delivery cadence.
- Team assembly: we handpick Ruby engineers matched to your requirements. You interview final candidates (typically 3–5 per role).
- Onboarding: teams ramp up on your codebase, tools (GitHub, Jira, Slack), branching strategies and Definition of Done.
- Integration: teams join your standups, PR reviews, sprint planning and architecture discussions. They function as embedded engineers, not a black box.
- Delivery: sprint-based execution with clear goals, measurable outcomes and regular demos to stakeholders.
- Scaling: flex team size up or down based on priorities, roadmap changes and budget constraints.
What sets our Ruby teams apart
Rails conventions and best practices. Teams follow Rails conventions (DRY, RESTful routes, MVC patterns), write maintainable code and leverage Rails' built-in features to ship faster without reinventing the wheel.
Performance optimization. Database query optimization, caching strategies (Redis, Memcached), background job processing (Sidekiq) and asset pipeline optimization to keep apps fast and scalable.
Modern architecture. Tech leads shape design decisions, enforce patterns (service objects, form objects, query objects) and guide refactoring efforts to keep code maintainable as products grow.
Clear communication. Daily standups, weekly demos, written architecture docs and transparent sprint reports—no surprises, just steady progress you can track.
If you are ready for a fully managed pod that owns delivery from discovery to release, explore our dedicated Ruby on Rails development team service.
OUR STANDARDS
What you can expect from our Ruby development teams.
- Rails conventions: teams follow Rails conventions (DRY, RESTful routes, MVC patterns), write maintainable code and leverage Rails' built-in features to ship faster without reinventing the wheel.
- Database excellence: optimized queries with ActiveRecord, proper indexing, migrations, eager loading (N+1 prevention) and database connection pooling to keep apps fast and scalable.
- Testing discipline: comprehensive test suites with RSpec (unit, integration), Cucumber (acceptance), FactoryBot (test data) and SimpleCov (coverage) to catch errors early and improve maintainability.
- Performance optimization: caching strategies (Redis, Memcached), background job processing (Sidekiq, ActiveJob), asset pipeline optimization and query optimization to keep apps fast and responsive.
- Security best practices: input validation, SQL injection prevention, XSS protection, CSRF protection, authentication (Devise, JWT) and secure headers to protect apps from common vulnerabilities.
- Modern architecture: service objects, form objects, query objects, concerns and decorators to keep code organized, testable and maintainable as products grow.
- Clear documentation: README files, API docs (Swagger, Grape), architecture diagrams and onboarding guides so teams can hand off code confidently.
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